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Ripple-like instability in the simulated gel phase of finite size phosphocholine bilayers
Vivien Walter, Céline Ruscher, Adrien Gola +3
Atomistic molecular dynamics simulations have reached a degree of maturity that makes it possible to investigate the lipid polymorphism of model bilayers over a wide range of tempe…
Tear of Lipid Membranes by Nanoparticles
Mériem Er-Rafik, Khalid Ferji, Jerôme Combet +5
Health concerns associated with the advent of nanotechnologies have risen sharply when it was found that particles of nanoscopic dimensions reach the cell lumina. Plasma and organe…
A fluid bilayer phase in aqueous mixtures of fatty alcohol and cationic surfactant
Tiago Espinosa de Oliveira, Fabien Leonforte, Luc Nicolas-Morgantini +4
The phase of lipid bilayers is a fluid self-assembled state, key to the formulation of cosmetics, detergents and pharmaceutics. Despite having been extensively scrutinized in…
A machine learning assessment of the two states model for lipid bilayer phase transitions
Viven Walter, Céline Ruscher, Olivier Benzerara +2
We have adapted a set of classification algorithms, also known as Machine Learning, to the identification of fluid and gel domains close to the main transition of dipalmitoyl-phosp…
The role of shape disorder in the collective behaviour of aligned fibrous matter
Salvatore Salamone, Nava Schulmann, Olivier Benzerara +3
We study the compression of bundles of aligned macroscopic fibers with intrinsic shape disorder, as found in human hair and in many other natural and man-made systems. We show by a…
Depleted Depletion Drives Polymer Swelling in Poor Solvent Mixtures
Debashish Mukherji, Carlos M. Marques, Torsten Stuehn +1
Macromolecular solubility in solvent mixtures often exhibit striking and paradoxical nature. For example, when two well miscible poor solvents for a given polymer are mixed togethe…