Porphyrin depth in lipid bilayers as determined by iodide and parallax fluorescence quenching methods and its effect on photosensitizing efficiency.
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Benjamin Ehrenberg | Kevin M. Smith | Hana Weitman | Michal Afri | I. Bronshtein | Kevin M Smith | Michal Afri | A. Frimer | B. Ehrenberg | Aryeh A Frimer | Irena Bronshtein | H. Weitman
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