Some Kinetic Properties of Mixed Chain Alkylammonium Ion Vesicles

摘要

The properties of molecular aggregates have attracted much attention, and bilayerlipid membranes have been closely studied for applications in the pharmaceutical field. Most of the membranes used for these purposes were constructed of the phosphatidylcholine type natural lipids that have glycerol 'backbones'. In contrast, are the synthetic, dialkylammonium ion lipid bilayer membranes whose properties were first investigated by Kunitake and Fendler. Other types of synthetic lipids for membrane formation include alkylpyridinium, dialkylsulfosuccinate, and dialkylphosphate. Less is known about the relation of structure to properties of the synthetic lipid membranes as compared to the