Molecule‐Membrane Interactions in Biological Cells Studied with Second Harmonic Light Scattering,Chemistry - An Asian Journal

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Molecule‐Membrane Interactions in Biological Cells Studied with Second Harmonic Light Scattering
Chemistry - An Asian Journal ( IF 3.5 ) Pub Date : 2020-01-09 , DOI: 10.1002/asia.201901708
Michael J. Wilhelm ₁ , Hai‐Lung Dai ₁

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Observing molecule‐membrane interactions: Quantifying molecular interactions at the surfaces of living cells is an important but experimentally non‐trivial task. The challenges stem in large part from the relatively diminutive surface area of the membrane compared to the vast volume of the extracellular bulk. The Minireview by Wilhelm and Dai explores applications of second harmonic light scattering, a surface‐ and interface‐sensitive technique, for time‐ and spatially resolved observation of molecular adsorption and transport at the membranes of living cells. More information can be found in the Minireview by Michael J. Wilhelm and Hai‐Lung Dai.

中文翻译：

二次谐波光散射研究生物细胞中的分子-膜相互作用

观察分子-膜相互作用：量化活细胞表面的分子相互作用是一项重要但实验上不重要的任务。与巨大的细胞外体积相比，挑战主要来自膜的相对较小的表面积。Wilhelm和Dai的Minireview探索了二次谐波光散射的应用，这是一种表面和界面敏感技术，用于在时间和空间上观察活细胞膜上的分子吸附和转运。可以在Michael J. Wilhelm和Dai Hai-Lung Dai的Minireview中找到更多信息。

更新日期：2020-01-09

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