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Depletion with Cyclodextrin Reveals Two Populations of Cholesterol in Model Lipid Membranes by Litz, Jonathan P., Thakkar, Niket, Portet, Thomas, Keller, Sarah L.

“…Recent results provide evidence that cholesterol is highly accessible for removal from both cell and model membranes above a threshold concentration that…”
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Thickness Mismatch of Coexisting Liquid Phases in Noncanonical Lipid Bilayers by Bleecker, Joan V, Cox, Phillip A, Foster, Rami N, Litz, Jonathan P, Blosser, Matthew C, Castner, David G, Keller, Sarah L

“…Lipid composition dictates membrane thickness, which in turn can influence membrane protein activity. Lipid composition also determines whether a membrane…”
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Spatial, Spectral, and Coherence Mapping of Single-Molecule SERS Active Hot Spots via the Discrete-Dipole Approximation by Litz, Jonathan P, Camden, Jon P, Masiello, David J

“…The electromagnetic scattering properties of Ag nanoparticle aggregates known to be antennas for single-molecule surface-enhanced Raman scattering are…”
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A Concise, Biomimetic Total Synthesis of (+)-Davanone by Morrison, Karen C, Litz, Jonathan P, Scherpelz, Kathryn P, Dossa, Paul D, Vosburg, David A

“…A concise, biomimetic synthesis of the antifungal and antispasmodic natural product (+)-davanone is described. The key stereoselective reactions are a…”
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Super-Resolution Imaging Reveals a Difference between SERS and Luminescence Centroids by Weber, Maggie L, Litz, Jonathan P, Masiello, David J, Willets, Katherine A

“…Super-resolution optical imaging of Rhodamine 6G surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) and silver luminescence from colloidal silver aggregates are measured…”
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Molecular–Electronic Structure in a Plasmonic Environment: Elucidating the Quantum Image Interaction by Litz, Jonathan P, Brewster, Ryan P, Lee, Alexander B, Masiello, David J

“…We extend our previous quantum many-body Green’s function formalism to characterize the deformations induced in the electronic structure of a quantum emitter…”
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A spectral approach to determine location and orientation of azo dyes within surfactant aggregates by Karukstis, Kerry K., Litz, Jonathan P., Garber, Matthew B., Angell, Laura M., Korir, George K.

“…The UV–vis absorption properties of azo dyes are known to exhibit a variation with the polarity and acidity of the dye environment. The spectral properties of…”
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Two-step, stereoselective synthesis of linalyl oxides by asymmetric allylic O-alkylation by Wan, Kanny K., Litz, Jonathan P., Vosburg, David A.

“…Each of the four tetrahydrofuran linalyl oxides was prepared by a Sharpless asymmetric dihydroxylation of geranyl acetate with AD-mix-α or AD-mix-β, followed…”
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The Average Area Per Molecule of Cholesterol/PC-Lipid Bilayers: A Review of Experimental Data and a Physically Inspired Model by Litz, Jonathan P., Keller, Sarah L.

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Correlating Sterol Structure with Membrane Solubility Limits and Phase Behavior in Ternary Model Membranes by James, Ranee C., Litz, Jonathan P., Keller, Sarah L.

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Minor Changes in Sterol Structure Impact the Miscibility Temperatures of Model Cell Membranes Significantly by James, Ranee C., Litz, Jonathan P., Keller, Sarah L.

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Lipid Membranes Containing Plant Sterols Separate into Coexisting Liquid Phases Over Broad Temperature and Compositional Ranges by James, Ranee C.L., Litz, Jonathan P., Keller, Sarah L.

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Probing Cholesterol-Lipid Interactions and Chemical Activity of Cholesterol in Bilayers via Cyclodextrin Depletion by Litz, Jonathan P., Portet, Thomas, Keller, Sarah L.

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Thickness Mismatch of Coexisting Liquid Phases in Non-Canonical Lipid Bilayers by Bleecker, Joan V., Cox, Phillip A., Foster, Rami N., Litz, Jonathan P., Blosser, Matthew C., Castner, David G., Keller, Sarah L.

“…Lipid composition dictates membrane thickness, which in turn can influence membrane protein activity. Lipid composition also determines whether a membrane…”
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