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Influence of a Neoglycolipid and Its PEO−Lipid Moiety on the Organization of Phospholipid Monolayers by Dynarowicz-Łatka, P, Rosilio, V, Boullanger, P, Fontaine, P, Goldmann, M, Baszkin, A

“…The surface properties of the neoglycolipid (GlcNAcE3G28) and of its PEO−lipid (E3G28) moiety mixed with phospholipids (dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine, DPPC;…”
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Surface properties of hydrophobically modified carboxymethylcellulose derivatives. Effect of salt and proteins by Rosilio, V, Albrecht, G, Baszkin, A, Merle, L

“…The interfacial behavior of carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) and of hydrophobically modified CMCs has been assessed using surface tension and surface pressure…”
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Native and Hydrophobically Modified Human Immunoglobulin G at the Air/Water Interface: Sequential and Competitive Adsorption by Baszkin, A., Boissonnade, M.M., Kamyshny, A., Magdassi, S.

“…The adsorption of human immunoglobulin G (IgG) at the air/water interface was monitored both by the in situ radiotracer technique using [14C] labeled IgG and…”
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Adsorption of Hydrophobized Glucose Oxidase at Solution/Air Interface by Baszkin, A., Boissonnade, M.M., Rosilio, V., Kamyshny, A., Magdassi, S.

“…The modification of glucose oxidase by palmitic acid ester ofN-hydroxysuccinimide leads to the formation of a new hydrophobized enzyme with five covalently…”
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Adsorption of Glucose Oxidase into Lipid Monolayers. Effect of Lipid Chain Lengths on the Stability and Structure of Mixed Enzyme/Phospholipid Films by Zhang, J, Rosilio, V, Goldmann, M, Boissonnade, M.-M, Baszkin, A

“…The effect of lipid hydrophobic chain lengths on adsorption of glucose oxidase (GOx) into phospholipid monolayers has been investigated. The results show that…”
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Adsorption of Native and Hydrophobically Modified Human Immunoglobulin G on Polyethylene Solid Films: Specific Recognition of Adsorbed Layers by Baszkin, A., Boissonnade, M.M., Kamyshny, A., Magdassi, S.

“…The in situ adsorption/desorption studies of 14C-labeled human immunoglobulin G (IgG) were performed at the polyethylene (PE)/aqueous solution interface. The…”
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Fucosyled neoglycolipids: synthesis and interaction with a phospholipid by Faivre, V., Rosilio, V., Boullanger, P., Martins Almeida, L., Baszkin, A.

“…The interfacial behavior of the neoglycolipids formed of Guerbet alcohol (G 28) bound to a triethylene glycol spacer (E 3) and to a sugar moiety (α- and…”
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Electrostatic pressure and line tension in a Langmuir monolayer by Rivière, S, Hénon, S, Meunier, J, Albrecht, G, Boissonnade, MM, Baszkin, A

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Amphiphilic Monolayers of Insoluble Cyclodextrins at the Water/Air Interface. Surface Pressure and Surface Potential Studies by Tchoreloff, P. C, Boissonnade, M. M, Coleman, A. W, Baszkin, A

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Interfacial Properties of Hydrophobically Modified Biomolecules: Fundamental Aspects and Applications by Magdassi, S., Kamyshny, A., Baszkin1†, A.

“…This review describes the interfacial behavior of biomolecules, which were converted to more hydrophobic derivatives by covalent attachment of hydrophobic…”
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Native and Hydrophobically Modified Human Immunoglobulin G at the Air/Water Interface by Baszkin, A., Boissonnade, M. M., Kamyshny, A., Magdassi, S.

“…The adsorption of human immunoglobulin G (IgG) at the air/water interface was monitored both by the in situ radiotracer technique using [(14)C] labeled IgG and…”
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Penetration of Glucose Oxidase and of the Hydrophobically Modified Enzyme into Phospholipid and Cholesterol Monolayers by Baszkin, A., Boissonnade, M.M., Rosilio, V., Kamyshny, A., Magdassi, S.

“…The penetrant ability of the native glucose oxidase, GOx, and of the hydrophobically modified enzyme GO(mod) realized by grafting to its lysine residues alkyl…”
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Behavior of amphiphilic neoglycolipids at the air/solution interface: Interaction with a specific lectin by Berthelot, L., Rosilio, V., Costa, M.L., Chierici, S., Albrecht, G., Boullanger, P., Baszkin, A.

“…Qualitative and quantitative studies of monolayer properties are important to foster a better understanding of various biological phenomena in which…”
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Self-assembling systems of the amphiphilic cationic per-6-amino-.beta.-cyclodextrin 2,3-di-O-alkyl ethers by Parrot-Lopez, Helene, Ling, Chang Chun, Zhang, Ping, Baszkin, Adam, Albrecht, Genevieve, De Rango, Colette, Coleman, Anthony W

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Ligand interaction with the purified serotonin transporter in solution and at the air/water interface by Faivre, V., Manivet, P., Callaway, J.C., Airaksinen, M.M., Morimoto, H., Baszkin, A., Launay, J.M., Rosilio, V.

“…The purified serotonin transporter (SERT) was spread at the air/water interface and the effects both of its surface density and of the temperature on its…”
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DIVALENT-CATION CYCLODEXTRIN INTERACTIONS AT THE AIR-WATER-INTERFACE - A 3-STAGE PROCESS by Eddaoudi, M., Baszkin, A., Parrotlopez, H., Boissonnade, Mm, Colemanaw, Xxxx

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Specific interactions between the human serotonin transporter and serotonin analogs at the solution/air interface by Dalençon, F., Rosilio, V., Manivet, P., Launay, J.-M., Baszkin, A.

“…Purified serotonin transporter protein (SERT) was spread at the buffer solution/air interface. The monolayers appeared to be stable and exhibited an inflection…”
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Motomura's modified equation for surfactant penetration into spread monolayers by Santos Magalhães, N.S., de Oliveira, H.M., Baszkin, A.

“…The extent of surfactant penetration into monolayers is often evaluated by thermodynamic approaches. The most formal treatment of the penetration phenomenon is…”
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Role of phospholipid lining on respiratory mucus clearance by cough by Girod, S, Galabert, C, Pierrot, D, Boissonnade, M M, Zahm, J M, Baszkin, A, Puchelle, E

“…Phospholipid lining, present at the respiratory mucus-mucosa interface, may have an important role in the protective function of the airways by its abhesive…”
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Physico-chemical surface characterization of hyaluronic acid derivatives as a new class of biomaterials by Barbucci, R, Magnani, A, Baszkin, A, Da Costa, M L, Bauser, H, Hellwig, G, Martuscelli, E, Cimmino, S

“…Three hyaluronic acid derivatives with different types and/or percentages of esterification, were analyzed by means of static contact angle measurements, SEM,…”
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