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Asymmetric Hybrid Polymer-Lipid Giant Vesicles as Cell Membrane Mimics

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Figure 2. Confocal observations of POPC/PBut 2.5 -b-PEO 1.3  asymmetric  vesicles. a) The membrane is tagged with DOPE-rhodamine (red) and the  vesicles are loaded with fluorescein (green)
Figure  4a shows confocal images taken  6 h after vesicle formation. Before addition  of the quencher, the vesicles presented a  homogeneous green membrane upon  exci-tation at 488 nm
Figure 4c shows confocal images taken  22 h after vesicle formation, before and after  addition of sodium dithionite quencher

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