Tethered Bilayer Membranes Containing Ionic Reservoirs: The Interfacial Capacitance

Krishna, Gowri; Schulte, Jurgen; Cornell, Bruce A; Pace, Ronald; Wieczorek, Lech; Osman, Peter D

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Tethered Bilayer Membranes Containing Ionic Reservoirs: The Interfacial Capacitance

Date

2001

Authors

Krishna, Gowri

Schulte, Jurgen

Cornell, Bruce A

Pace, Ronald

Wieczorek, Lech

Osman, Peter D

Publisher

American Chemical Society

Abstract

The use of polar linkers to tether lipid bilayer membranes to a gold substrate results in a hydrophilic layer between the membrane and the gold surface. The tethering of lipid bilayer membranes to gold substrates using tetraethylene glycol chains results