… Organotin and organolead compounds … of organotin compounds is ex tensively used and,
depending on individual esti mates by different authors, about ten to thirty per cent of organotin …

… of the lipid molecules are important factors in the interaction … model membranes [9]. To
further understand the influence of organotin compounds on the lipid component of membranes, …

… components of membranes, model lipid membranes are often … the hydrophilic and hydrophobic
phases of the lipid bilayer, … of the hydrophilic and hydrophobic interactions between the …

… group, which is always hydrophilic, and an unpolar part in the form of hydrophobic chain. …
effect of organotins and organoleads on membranes, especially model lipid membranes. This …

… if organotins can interact with the cytoplasmic membrane … in the hydrophilic head region of
lipids in the cytoplasmic … on the interactions of TBT with model lipid membranes rather than …

… group, which is always hydrophilic, and an unpolar part in the form of hydrophobic chain. …
effect of organotins and organoleads on membranes, especially model lipid membranes. This …

… organotin compounds, they interact with real and model cell … at the hydrophilic–hydrophobic
interface of the bilayer, such … not only with organotin compounds, but also with organolead …

… the properties of the hydrophilic and hydrophobic parts of QAS. … compounds on liposomes
a model biological membranes, or a … , the organotin and organolead compounds presented in …

… of the organotin results probably from its hydrophobic … on model lipid membranes showed
that organic compounds … the effect of an organolead compound (trimethyllead chloride) on SV …

… organotin and organolead compounds are easily soluble in the lipid fraction of cell membranes…
systems can be explained by the hydrophilic nature of trimethyltin which is responsible for …