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6.9.2014

Evidence for two-dimensional solitary sound waves in a lipid controlled interface and its implications for biological signalling

Biological membranes by virtue of their elastic properties should be capable of propagating localized perturbations analogous to sound waves. However, the existence and the possible role of such waves in communication in biology remain unexplored.

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1.1.2014

Non-linear solitary sound waves in lipid membranes and their possible role in biological signaling.

Biological macromolecules self-assemble under entropic forces to form a dynamic 20 interfacial medium where the elastic properties arise from the curvature of the entropic potential of the interface.

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Evidence for two-dimensional solitary sound waves in a lipid controlled interface and its implications for biological signalling

Non-linear solitary sound waves in lipid membranes and their possible role in biological signaling.

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