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Synthetic water-soluble polymers are increasingly used for gene delivery, stabilization, and delivery of proteins, and as prospective antimicrobial and antiviral agents. Therefore, study of their interaction with lipid membranes is of special importance. Herein, we studied interaction of aliphatic cationic ionenes (recently tested for gene delivery efficiency) differed in the length of spacer between charged groups (and therefore in charge density) with anionic lipid membrane. A range of approaches such as measurement of particle size
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