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From: Tae-Young Ahn <tyahn@nuri.net>
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Subject: Re: Ion permeability of amphotericin B pores
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 1998 14:21:58 +0900
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Udo Kraushaar wrote:

> Hi,
> does anyone know a paper where the permeability of several ions tof
> ampho B is
> tested? In detail I'm interested in the permeability of Cl- in
> comparison to
> nystatin and gramicidin, respectively.
>
> Thanks for any hint
>
> Udo

Sure, Udo.You must only read following papers:

Journal of Neuroscience Methods (1991) Vol. 37., 15-26
Biophysical Journal (1995) Vol., 69., 2541-2557

And click here. Refer to following web site.

http://www.axonet.com/pub/tech/focus/FOCUS002.txt

In case of my experimental experience, you must carefully solubilize
(sonicate) Amphotericin B powder in DMSO in appropriate time range.

Tae-Young Ahn

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