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Line Tension and Interaction Energies of Membrane Rafts Calculated from Lipid Splay and Tilt by Kuzmin, Peter I., Akimov, Sergey A., Chizmadzhev, Yuri A., Zimmerberg, Joshua, Cohen, Fredric S.

“…Membrane domains known as rafts are rich in cholesterol and sphingolipids, and are thought to be thicker than the surrounding membrane. If so, monolayers…”
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A Quantitative Model for Membrane Fusion Based on Low-Energy Intermediates by Kuzmin, Peter I., Zimmerberg, Joshua, Chizmadzhev, Yuri A., Cohen, Fredric S.

“…The energetics of a fusion pathway is considered, starting from the contact site where two apposed membranes each locally protrude (as "nipples") toward each…”
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An elastic theory for line tension at a boundary separating two lipid monolayer regions of different thickness by Akimov, Sergey A, Kuzmin, Peter I, Zimmerberg, Joshua, Cohen, Fredric S, Chizmadzhev, Yuri A

“…To study theoretically the physics of the interface between liquid ordered (“raft”) and liquid disordered domains in biological cells and bilayer lipid…”
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Dynamics of Fusion Pores Connecting Membranes of Different Tensions by Chizmadzhev, Yuri A., Kuzmin, Peter I., Kumenko, Dimetry A., Zimmerberg, Joshua, Cohen, Fredric S.

“…The energetics underlying the expansion of fusion pores connecting biological or lipid bilayer membranes is elucidated. The energetics necessary to deform…”
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Lipid Flow through Fusion Pores Connecting Membranes of Different Tensions by Chizmadzhev, Yuri A., Kumenko, Dimetry A., Kuzmin, Peter I., Chernomordik, Leonid V., Zimmerberg, Joshua, Cohen, Fredric S.

“…When two membranes fuse, their components mix; this is usually described as a purely diffusional process. However, if the membranes are under different…”
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Domain formation in membranes caused by lipid wetting of protein by Akimov, Sergey A, Frolov, Vladimir A J, Kuzmin, Peter I, Zimmerberg, Joshua, Chizmadzhev, Yuri A, Cohen, Fredric S

“…Formation of rafts and other domains in cell membranes is considered as wetting of proteins by lipids. The membrane is modeled as a continuous elastic medium…”
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Opening doors for exogenous agents by Potts, Russell O, Chizmadzhev, Yuri A

“…The efficient delivery of therapeutic agents in vivo is a sine qua non of successful medical treatment. Often, though, practice falls short of the ideal. Gene…”
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Mechanisms of Self-Assembly and Dissection of Influenza A Virus Protein Scaffold by Batishchev, Oleg V., Shilova, Liudmila A., Yu Tashkin, Vsevolod, Sokolov, Valeriy S., Chizmadzhev, Yuri A.

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Electrical properties of skin at moderate voltages: contribution of appendageal macropores by Chizmadzhev, Y A, Indenbom, A V, Kuzmin, P I, Galichenko, S V, Weaver, J C, Potts, R O

“…The electrical properties of human skin in the range of the applied voltages between 0.2 and 60 V are modeled theoretically and measured experimentally. Two…”
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An elastic theory for line tension at a boundary separating two lipid monolayer regions of different thickness by AKIMOV, Sergey A, KUZMIN, Peter I, ZIMMERBERG, Joshua, COHEN, Fredric S, CHIZMADZHEV, Yuri A

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Electrical Properties of Skin at Moderate Voltages by Chizmadzhev, Yuri A., Indenbom, Andrey V., Kuzmin, Peter I., Galichenko, Sergey V., Weaver, James C., Potts, Russell O.

“…The electrical properties of human skin in the range of the applied voltages between 0.2 and 60 V are modeled theoretically and measured experimentally. Two…”
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Skin appendageal macropores as a possible pathway for electrical current by Chizmadzhev, Y A, Kuzmin, P I, Weaver, J C, Potts, R O

“…The electrical properties of the outermost layer of skin are described by lipid-corneocyte (Zm) and appendageal (Za) impedance, which are connected in…”
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Membrane fusion: overcoming of the hydration barrier and local restructuring by Leikin, S L, Kozlov, M M, Chernomordik, L V, Markin, V S, Chizmadzhev, Y A

“…The early stages of membrane fusion have been investigated theoretically. It has been shown that the hydration repulsion, operating between apposed membranes,…”
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Measurement of rapid release kinetics for drug delivery by PLIQUETT, U, PRAUSNITZ, M. R, CHIZMADZHEV, Y. A, WEAVER, J. C

“…A fluorescence measurement system and methods of data analysis were developed to measure rapid kinetics of transdermal transport in vitro. Three variations on…”
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