Suchergebnisse

Hac, A. E.; Seeger, H. M.; Fidorra, M.; Heimburg, T.: Diffusion in two-component lipid membranes - A fluorescence correlation spectroscopy and Monte Carlo simulation study. Biophysical Journal 88 (1), S. 317 - 333 (2005)

Seeger, H. M.; Fidorra, M.; Heimburg, T.: Domain size and fluctuations at domain interfaces in lipid mixtures. Macromolecular Symposia 219, S. 85 - 96 (2004)

Razeto, A.; Ramakrishnan, V.; Litterst, C. M.; Giller, K.; Griesinger, C.; Carlomagno, T.; Lakomek, N. A.; Heimburg, T.; Lodrini, M.; Pfitzner, E. et al.; Becker, S.: Structure of the NCoA-1/SRC-1 PAS-B domain bound to the LXXLL motif of the STAT6 transactivation domain. Journal of Molecular Biology 336 (2), S. 319 - 329 (2004)

Heimburg, T.; Makarov, I.: The influence of fluctuations on the permeability of lipid membranes in the presence of peptides. Biophysical Journal 86 (1), S. 41A - 42A (2004)

Böckmann, R. A.; Hac, A. E.; Heimburg, T.; Grubmueller, H.: Effect of sodium chloride on a lipid bilayer. Biophysical Journal 85 (3), S. 1647 - 1655 (2003)

Russ, C.; Heimburg, T.; von Gruenberg, H. H.: The effect of lipid demixing on the electrostatic interaction of planar membranes across a salt solution. Biophysical Journal 84 (6), S. 3730 - 3742 (2003)

Ivanova, V. P.; Makarov, I.; Schaeffer, T. E.; Heimburg, T.: Analyzing heat capacity profiles of peptide-containing membranes: Cluster formation of gramicidin A. Biophysical Journal 84 (4), S. 2427 - 2439 (2003)

Schrader, W.; Ebel, H.; Grabitz, P.; Hanke, E.; Heimburg, T.; Hoeckel, M.; Kahle, M.; Wente, F.; Kaatze, U.: Compressibility of lipid mixtures studied by calorimetry and ultrasonic velocity measurements. Journal of Physical Chemistry B 106 (25), S. 6581 - 6586 (2002)

Grabitz, P.; Ivanova, V. P.; Heimburg, T.: Relaxation kinetics of lipid membranes and its relation to the heat capacity. Biophysical Journal 82 (1), S. 299 - 309 (2002)

Heimburg, T.; Seeger, H. M.; Hac, A. E.; Schlotzer, T.: Diffusion in lipid membranes as studied by fluorescence correlation spectroscopy and Monte Carlo simulations. Biophysical Journal 82 (1), S. 547a - 547a (2002)

Ebel, H.; Grabitz, P.; Heimburg, T.: Enthalpy and volume changes in lipid membranes I. The proportionality of heat and volume changes in the lipid melting transition and its implication for the elastic constants. Journal of Physical Chemistry B 105, S. 7353 - 736 (2001)

Ivanova, V. P.; Heimburg, T.: A histogram method to obtain heat capacities in lipid monolayers, curved bilayers and membranes contain in peptides. Physical Review E 63, S. 1914 - 1925 (2001)

Heimburg, T.: A model for the pretransition: Coupling of ripple formation with the chain-melting transition. Biophysical Journal 78, S. 1154 - 1165 (2000)

Heimburg, T.: Monte Carlo simulations of lipid bilayers and lipid protein interactions in the lighth of recent experiments. Current Opinion in Colloid & Interface Science 5, S. 224 - 231 (2000)

Heimburg, T.; Mirzaev, S. Z.; Kaatze, U.: Heat capacity behavior i the critical region of the ionic binary mixture ethylammonium nitrate-n-octanol. Physical Review E 62, S. 4963 - 4967 (2000)

Heimburg, T.; Angerstein, B.; Marsh, D.: Binding of peripheral proteins to mixed lipid membranes: effect of lipid demixing upon binding. Biophysical Journal 76, S. 2575 - 2586 (1999)

Heimburg, T.; Schuenemann, J.; Weber, K.; Geisler, N.: FTIR spectroscopy of multistranded coiled coils proteins. Biochemistry 38, S. 12727 - 12734 (1999)

Schneider, M.; Marsh, D.; Jahn, W.; Kloesgen, B.; Heimburg, T.: Network formation of lipid membranes: triggering structural transitions by chain melting. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 96, S. 14312 - 14317 (1999)

Schneider, M.; Marsh, D.; Jahn, W.; Kloesgen, B.; Heimburg, T.: Reversible network formation of lipid membranes - triggering structural transitions by chain melting. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 96, S. 14312 - 14317 (1999)

Halstenberg, S.; Heimburg, T.; Hianik, T.; Kaatze, U.; Krivanek, R.: Cholesterol induced variations in the volume and enthalpy fluctuations of lipid bilayers. Biophysical Journal 75, S. 264 - 271 (1998)