Structure of the body-centered cubic phase of lipid systems does not consist of indefinitely long straight rods
AUTOR(ES)
Luzzati, Vittorio
RESUMO
The observed intensities of the reflections from the body-centered cubic phase of lipid systems are shown to be incompatible with a recently reported model consisting of straight, indefinitely long rods.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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