Molecular electrometer and binding of cations to phospholipid bilayers.
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Samuli Ollila | O. H. S. Ollila | L. Monticelli | M. Javanainen | C. Loison | A. Catte | Jukka Määttä | V. Oganesyan | Markus S. Miettinen | Joona Tynkkynen | Sergey Vilov | Josef Melcr | M. Girych | H. O.
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