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To Study the Height and Topography of Lipid Bilayer by AFM

Shuzhong Guo

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Objective: To image the structure of the lipid bilayer at the nanometer level with AFM. Methods: AFM images the lipid bilayer that was formed by the vesicle fusion method. Results: The fluidity of the lipid bilayer can be investigated with AFM in fluid. The height and topography of the lipid bilayer can be calculated and observed by AFM. Conclusion: AFM is a good tool to image the lipid bilayer.

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Objective: To image the structure of the lipid bilayer at the nanometer level with AFM. Methods: AFM images the lipid bilayer that was formed by the vesicle fusion method. Results: The fluidity of the lipid bilayer can be investigated with AFM in fluid. The height and topography of the lipid bilayer can be calculated and observed by AFM. Conclusion: AFM is a good tool to image the lipid bilayer.

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Objective: To image the structure of the lipid bilayer at the nanometer level with AFM. Methods: AFM images the lipid bilayer that was formed by the vesicle fusion method. Results: The fluidity of the lipid bilayer can be investigated with AFM in fluid. The height and topography of the lipid bilayer can be calculated and observed by AFM. Conclusion: AFM is a good tool to image the lipid bilayer.

Key concepts: Bilayer, Lipid bilayer, Atomic force microscopy, Model lipid bilayer, Lipid bilayer fusion, Lipid bilayer mechanics, Vesicle, Lipid bilayer phase behavior

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