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    A structural study of lamellar phases formed by nucleoside-functionalized lipids

    We report a neutron-scattering investigation of lamellar phases formed by novel phospholipids bearing nucleosides at the polar-head-group region. These nucleolipids can interact through stacking and H-bond int...

    D. Berti, E. Fratini, S. Dante, T. Hauss, P. Baglioni in Applied Physics A (2002)

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    Living polynucleotides formed by the spontaneous aggregation of dilauroylphosphonucleosides

    This contribution concerns a structural investigation of dilauroylphosphonucleoside aggregates in aqueous solutions as a function of ionic strength and surfactant concentration. A micellar growth in the axial ...

    F. Baldelli Bombelli, D. Berti, U. Keiderling, P. Baglioni in Applied Physics A (2002)

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    In Situ Study of Soft Matter with Atomic Force Microscopy and Light Scattering

    We present the results of a morphological and structural study of a stable colloidal dispersion of two liquid crystal phases of cubic and hexagonal structure. The study was made with an atomic force microscope...

    C. Neto, D. Berti, G. D. Aloisi, P. Baglioni… in Trends in Colloid and Interface Science XIV (2000)

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    Solid acid catalysts for alkylation of hydrocarbons

    Solid acid catalysts based on heteropoly acids supported on different oxides catalyse the alkylation of isobutane with n-butenes to yield high‐octane gasoline components. They are active for a short period of tim...

    A. de Angelis, P. Ingallina, D. Berti, L. Montanari, M.G. Clerici in Catalysis Letters (1999)

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    Interactions of metal ions with monolayers and with Langmuir-Blodgett films

    Oriented systems such as monolayers and Langmuir-Blodgett multilayers constitute supramolecular structures appropriate for ion detection. In fact, they are sensitive to small quantities of ions since they have...

    C. Caneto, G. Caminati, D. Berti, M. Puggelli, G. Gabrielli in Il Nuovo Cimento D (1994)