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Membrane damage by pore-forming bacterial cytolysins

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Published1986
Citations55
References58

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1985 • 179 citations

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1981 • 177 citations

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1984 • 168 citations

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1983 • 167 citations

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1979 • 165 citations

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1984 • 144 citations

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1975 • 142 citations

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1985 • 139 citations

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1982 • 137 citations

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1985 • 125 citations

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1978 • 119 citations

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1978 • 117 citations

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1984 • 112 citations

Correlation between toxin binding and hemolytic activity in membrane damage by staphylococcal alpha-toxin

1984 • 112 citations

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1983 • 110 citations

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1983 • 105 citations

Increased ion permeability of planar lipid bilayer membranes after treatment with the C5b-9 cytolytic attack mechanism of complement.

1976 • 103 citations

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1967 • 103 citations

Sensitive assay for detection of toxin-induced damage to the cytoplasmic membrane of human diploid fibroblasts

1975 • 96 citations

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1976 • 96 citations

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1979 • 92 citations

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1984 • 81 citations

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1982 • 74 citations

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1985 • 69 citations

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1983 • 67 citations

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1981 • 67 citations

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1979 • 67 citations

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1979 • 65 citations

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1980 • 62 citations

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1984 • 59 citations

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1981 • 57 citations

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1985 • 56 citations

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1978 • 54 citations

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1984 • 49 citations

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1985 • 48 citations

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1979 • 41 citations

The relationship between channel size and the number of C9 molecules in the C5b-9 complex.

1985 • 40 citations

Steady-state analysis of tracer exchange across the C5b-9 complement lesion in a biological membrane.

1978 • 40 citations

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1985 • 40 citations

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1983 • 37 citations

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1979 • 32 citations

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1984 • 27 citations

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1982 • 24 citations

Freeze-fracture analysis of the membrane lesion of complement

1982 • 4 citations

Purification of oligomeric staphylococcal α-toxin by affinity chromatography on Digitonin-Sepharose

1985 • 2 citations

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