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Okahata, Yoshio., Ariga, Katsuhiko., Seki, Takahiro. (1988) Functional capsule membranes. Part 31. Polymerizable lipid-corked capsule membranes. Polymerization at different positions of corking lipid bilayers on the capsule and effect of polymerization on permeation behavior. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 110 (8) 2495-2500 doi:10.1021/ja00216a024

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TitleFunctional capsule membranes. Part 31. Polymerizable lipid-corked capsule membranes. Polymerization at different positions of corking lipid bilayers on the capsule and effect of polymerization on permeation behavior
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsOkahata, Yoshio.Author
Ariga, Katsuhiko.Author
Seki, Takahiro.Author
Year1988 (April)Volume110
Issue8
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja00216a024Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceOkahata, Yoshio., Ariga, Katsuhiko., Seki, Takahiro. (1988) Functional capsule membranes. Part 31. Polymerizable lipid-corked capsule membranes. Polymerization at different positions of corking lipid bilayers on the capsule and effect of polymerization on permeation behavior. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 110 (8) 2495-2500 doi:10.1021/ja00216a024
Plain TextOkahata, Yoshio., Ariga, Katsuhiko., Seki, Takahiro. (1988) Functional capsule membranes. Part 31. Polymerizable lipid-corked capsule membranes. Polymerization at different positions of corking lipid bilayers on the capsule and effect of polymerization on permeation behavior. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 110 (8) 2495-2500 doi:10.1021/ja00216a024
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