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Optical properties of dextran in solution and films. / Pavlov, G. M.; Grishchenko, A. E.; Ryumtsev, E. I.; Evlampieva, N. P.; Ivanitskii, V. V.

In: Biofizika, Vol. 44, No. 2, 1999, p. 255-256.

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Pavlov, GM, Grishchenko, AE, Ryumtsev, EI, Evlampieva, NP & Ivanitskii, VV 1999, 'Optical properties of dextran in solution and films', Biofizika, vol. 44, no. 2, pp. 255-256.

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Pavlov, G. M., Grishchenko, A. E., Ryumtsev, E. I., Evlampieva, N. P., & Ivanitskii, V. V. (1999). Optical properties of dextran in solution and films. Biofizika, 44(2), 255-256.

Vancouver

Pavlov GM, Grishchenko AE, Ryumtsev EI, Evlampieva NP, Ivanitskii VV. Optical properties of dextran in solution and films. Biofizika. 1999;44(2):255-256.

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Pavlov, G. M. ; Grishchenko, A. E. ; Ryumtsev, E. I. ; Evlampieva, N. P. ; Ivanitskii, V. V. / Optical properties of dextran in solution and films. In: Biofizika. 1999 ; Vol. 44, No. 2. pp. 255-256.

BibTeX

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title = "Optical properties of dextran in solution and films",
abstract = "A procedure for the quantitative description of the simplest forms of self-organization of biological molecules at interfaces is proposed. The procedure uses the method of an inclined polarized ray, which makes it possible to determine the degree of the orientation order of molecular fragments and the width of the anisotropic surface layer. The quantitative estimates were obtained in the study of the microbial polysaccharide dextran using the methods of an inclined polarized ray and flow birefringence. It was shown that molecular fragments of dextran are spontaneously oriented predominantly parallel to the interface, and the thickness of oriented surface layers is macroscopic (0.14 mm).",
keywords = "Birefringence, Dextran, Inclined polarized ray, Methods, Optical properties",
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AU - Pavlov, G. M.

AU - Grishchenko, A. E.

AU - Ryumtsev, E. I.

AU - Evlampieva, N. P.

AU - Ivanitskii, V. V.

PY - 1999

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N2 - A procedure for the quantitative description of the simplest forms of self-organization of biological molecules at interfaces is proposed. The procedure uses the method of an inclined polarized ray, which makes it possible to determine the degree of the orientation order of molecular fragments and the width of the anisotropic surface layer. The quantitative estimates were obtained in the study of the microbial polysaccharide dextran using the methods of an inclined polarized ray and flow birefringence. It was shown that molecular fragments of dextran are spontaneously oriented predominantly parallel to the interface, and the thickness of oriented surface layers is macroscopic (0.14 mm).

AB - A procedure for the quantitative description of the simplest forms of self-organization of biological molecules at interfaces is proposed. The procedure uses the method of an inclined polarized ray, which makes it possible to determine the degree of the orientation order of molecular fragments and the width of the anisotropic surface layer. The quantitative estimates were obtained in the study of the microbial polysaccharide dextran using the methods of an inclined polarized ray and flow birefringence. It was shown that molecular fragments of dextran are spontaneously oriented predominantly parallel to the interface, and the thickness of oriented surface layers is macroscopic (0.14 mm).

KW - Birefringence

KW - Dextran

KW - Inclined polarized ray

KW - Methods

KW - Optical properties

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JO - БИОФИЗИКА

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