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November 1, 1977Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

Rotational relaxation of the “microviscosity” probe diphenylhexatriene in paraffin oil and egg lecithin vesicles.

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RDRobert E. DaleGuy's HospitalLCL.A. ChenJohns Hopkins UniversityLBLudwig BrandJohns Hopkins University

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