Structure of Oriented Lipid Bilayers Page 1 hATURE NEW BIOLOGY VOL. 230 MARCH 17 1971
69 Structure of Oriented Lipid Bilayers YK LEV IN E * & MH F . WIL K IN S MRC Biophysics Unit …

The implementation of a fast fluorescence life‐time imaging method in a confocal laser scanning
microscope is described. The set up utilizes a low‐power continuous wave (CW) argon …

The usefulness of the fluorescent probe ruthenium tris(2,2′-dipyridyl) dichloride hydrate (RTDP)
for the quantitative imaging of oxygen in single cells was investigated utilizing …

A brief description is given of the design principles and layout of the Dutch–Belgian beamline
at the ESRF. This beamline optimizes the use of the available bending-magnet radiation …

The pH-sensitive probe carboxy SNAFL-1 can be used for imaging using ratiometric and
fluorescence lifetime techniques. The former method suffers from the drawback that quantitative …

1. Introduction 2. Theoretical Background 3. Phase Diagrams of Phospholipid-Water Mixtures
3.1. Conformation of the hydrocarbon chains 3.2. Three-dimensional phases 3.3. The …

This paper describes the application of the numerical solution of the Percus–Yevick
approximation for a multicomponent system of sticky hard spheres to small angle x‐ray scattering …

The first X-ray diffraction patterns that were recorded from biological membranes were
published at about the same time (the early 1930s) as the first patterns from protein crystals. …

The orientational ordering of beta-carotene and crocetin embedded in lamellar model
membranes has been investigated by angle-resolved resonance Raman scattering at a …

Materials and Methods Dipalmitoyllecithin was obtained from Koch-Light and egg lecithin
was prepared as described previously (Birdsall et al., 1971). Di-7-fluoropalmitoyllecithin was …