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[47] Preparation of liposomes and a spectrophotometric assay for release of trapped glucose marker

Kinsky, 1974

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19815888064542927
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Kinsky S
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Methods in enzymology

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Publisher Summary The methods described in this chapter were initially developed to examine the effect of polyene antibiotics on liposomal permeability. For this purpose, glucose was employed as the trapped marker compound because alterations in liposomal …
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