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most citedEffective Temperature of Red Blood Cell Membrane Fluctuations

157 citations · 763 across the 12 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.bio-ph2019★ 11 cited

Motion of objects embedded in lipid bilayer membranes: advection and effective viscosity

Brian A. Camley, Frank L. H. Brown

An interfacial regularized Stokeslet scheme is presented to predict the motion of solid bodies (e.g. proteins or gel-phase domains) embedded within flowing lipid bilayer membranes.…

cond-mat.soft2014★ 19 cited

Calculating hydrodynamic interactions for membrane-embedded objects

Ehsan Noruzifar, Brian A. Camley, Frank L. H. Brown

A recently introduced numerical scheme for calculating self-diffusion coefficients of solid objects embedded in lipid bilayer membranes is extended to enable calculation of hydrody…

cond-mat.soft2011★ 66 cited

Dynamic simulations of multicomponent lipid membranes over long length and time scales

Brian A. Camley, Frank L. H. Brown

We present a stochastic phase-field model for multicomponent lipid bilayers that explicitly accounts for the quasi-two-dimensional hydrodynamic environment unique to a thin fluid m…

physics.bio-ph2011★ 157 cited

Effective Temperature of Red Blood Cell Membrane Fluctuations

Eyal Ben-Isaac, YongKeun Park, Gabriel Popescu +3

Biologically driven non-equilibrium fluctuations are often characterized by their non-Gaussianity or by an "effective temperature", which is frequency dependent and higher than the…

cond-mat.stat-mech2009★ 46 cited

Theory for wavelength-resolved photon emission statistics in single-molecule spectroscopy

Golan Bel, Frank L. Brown

We derive the moment generating function for photon emissions from a single molecule driven by laser excitation. The frequencies of the fluoresced photons are explicitly considered…

cond-mat.soft2009★ 80 cited

Hybrid Elastic/Discrete-Particle Approach to Biomembrane Dynamics with Application to the Mobility of Curved Integral Membrane Proteins

Ali Naji, Paul J. Atzberger, Frank L. H. Brown

We introduce a simulation strategy to consistently couple continuum biomembrane dynamics to the motion of discrete biological macromolecules residing within or on the membrane. The…