Lecture

Membrane Properties: Lipids and Polymersomes

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Description

This lecture covers the properties of lipid membranes, including the mechanical properties of vesicles, the phases of lipids in liposomes, and the transition temperatures of phospholipids. It also discusses the stability of liposomes, the mobility of block-copolymers in polymersome membranes, and the functionalization of polymersomes to achieve responsiveness to stimuli like UV light and pH changes.

Instructor

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