… -coated gas bubbles, phospholipid bilayer vesicles, and cells. … correlates with phospholipid
bilayer phase behavior, liquid-… The ability to tune release kinetics with bilayer composition …

… In this paper we develop a theoretical model for the nucleation of gas bubbles in lipid bilayers,
as a function of bilayer properties. The growing bubble … Bursting bubbles and bilayers …

… [1], and on the permeability of amphiphile bilayers [2]. They … The bursting bubble is a
complex phenomenon, and we … Millipore water was used to monitor the bursting bubble and the …

… In the health industry, droplets produced by bursting bubbles are effective tools to transport
micro-… Electrostatic repulsion between ionic bilayers associated with ionic surfactants that are …

… The circular regions in the torus are bubbles of aqueous … large bubbles thin, yielding a smaller
version of the bilayer … pecting bubbles to burst, there is actually no reason why the bubbles …

… We considered that the spike noise might be attributed to the disturbance of the aqueous
solution in the well by the motion or burst of the bubble. When the bubble detached, the …

… the interfacial properties of lipid bilayers that were hitherto inaccessible using conventional
techniques. These studies have helped develop an image of the bilayer–water interface that …

… Once a pair of bubbles, with a given osmotic difference, had … the fused bilayers apart to
re-establish the separated bubbles. "… We also note here that a stable central bilayer can be burst …

… A large adsorption burst, seen as ‘click’, may cause a decrease in the bubble surface … with
an attached bilayer, or if we see seven laminae, there might be a stack of three bilayers with a …

… bubble contraction. Here, unilateral and bilateral stretching refer to the local in-plane extension
of the bilayer in … expect the bubbles to start forming and growing within the bilayer or the …