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FROM LDL TO SOFT CONDENSED MATTER

The application of electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy (EPR) will be shown in the research of complex macromolecular assemblies like low density lipoproteins [1, 2]. Advanced pulsed techniques currently in use in the Laboratory for magnetic resonances at the Rudjer Boskovic Insitute will be presented in the context of the research of complex gelator network [3] and simple glassy/crystalline matrix [4]. [1] R. Prassl, B. Schuster and P. Laggner: 1997.Physico-Chemical Characterization of LDL-Subspecies and Modifications.In: "Supramolecular Structure and Function" (G. Pifat, ed.), Balaban Press, Rehovot, pp. 47-74M. [2] M. Kveder, Z. Marinic, A. Krisko, D. Vikic-Topic, G. Pifat: Lipid-protein interactions in human plasma LDL evidence by magnetic resonance. Chem. Phys. Lipids 141 (2006) 225. [3] M. Kveder, M. Andreis, J. Makarevic, M. Jokic, B. Rakvin: EPR study of low molecular weight organogels by means of a nitroxide spin probe. Chem. Phys. Lett. 420 (2006) 443. [4] M. Kveder, D. Merunka, M. Jokic, J. Makarevic, B. Rakvin: Electron spin-lattice relaxation in solid ethanol: Effect of nitroxyl radical hydrogen bonding and matrix disorder. Phys. Rev. B 80 (2009) 052201.

epr; soft matter; glassy state

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