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most convenient and reproducible method is to use vesicle fusion on to the substrate [17,
18]. Figure 1.9 is a schematic of the bilayer preparation process. We have used this
method of vesicle preparation in our studies.

Lipid vesicle

O==O

⅜⅜≡≡≡ff
⅜ ¾≡≡⅛⅛

Mica substrate

Mica substrate

Figure 1.9: Schematic of supported lipid bilayer preparation by vesicle fusion. When
preformed lipid vesicles are exposed to a flat substrate (mica in the above case), they
rupture and form supported lipid bilayers.

Additionally, the existence of a water layer between the lower leaflet and the substrate
has been proven for such supported lipid bilayers [19, 20]. This makes them a somewhat
better approximation to a biomembrane.

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