Nanoroughness Strongly Impacts Lipid Mobility in Supported Membranes.
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J. Rieu | G. Fragneto | T. Charitat | F. Harb | R. Fulcrand | B. Tinland | A. Piednoir | F. Blachon | B. Munteanu | O. Pierre-Louis
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