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current	04:30, 21 December 2018		926 × 806 (212 KB)	Materialscientist	{{Information \|description=Stylized view of the lipid-like and protein-like self-assembly. (a) Lipid molecules form lamellar, tubular and vesicular structures, the flexibility and fluidity of which are emphasized in the illustration. (b) Proteins form lamellar, helical tubular and regular icosahedral structures with rigidity and crystallinity (hexagonal lattice in this case). (c) SDS@2β-CD assembles, in a protein-mimetic way, into lamellar, helical tubular and rhombic dodecahedral structures...

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