Publications (Last
updated 8/07)
34. E.R. Lamberson, L.R. Cambrea and J.S. Hovis, “Controlling the Charge and
Organization of Anionic Lipid Bilayers: Effect of Monovalent and Divalent Ions”
submitted
33. F. Haque, L.R. Cambrea, J.-C. Rochet and J.S. Hovis,
“Adsorption of a-Synuclein on Lipid Bilayers Containing Phosphatidic Acid: Formation of
Two Different Protein Environments” submitted
32. K.J. Seu, E.R. Lamberson and J.S. Hovis, “Using Ionic Strength to Control
Liquid-Ordered/Liquid-Disordered Separation” J. Phys. Chem. B, 111, 6289-6292 (2007).
31. L.R. Cambrea, F. Haque, J.L. Schieler, J.-C. Rochet and J.S. Hovis, “Effect
of Ions on the Organization of DOPC/DOPA Bilayers” 93, 1630-1638 (2007).
30. L.R. Cambrea and
J.S. Hovis, “Formation of Three-Dimensional Structures in Supported Lipid
Bilayers” Biophys. J . 92, 3587-3594 (2007).
29. K.J. Seu, A.P. Pandey, F. Haque, E.A. Proctor,
A.E. Ribbe, and J.S. Hovis, “Effect
of Surface Treatment on Diffusion and Domain Formation in Supported Lipid
Bilayers” Biophys. J., 92,
2445-2450 (2007).
28. K.J. Seu, L.R. Cambrea, R.M. Everly and J.S.
Hovis, “Influence of Lipid Chemistry on Membrane Fluidity: Tail Density and
Hydrogen Bonding” Biophys. J., 91, 3727-3735 (2006).
27.
C.C. Logisz and J.S. Hovis, “Effect of Salt Concentration
on Membrane Lysis Pressure” Biochem.
et. Biophys. Acta, 1717, 104-108
(2005).
26. M.C. Hull, L.R. Cambrea and J.S. Hovis,
“Infrared Spectroscopy of Fluid Lipid Bilayers” Anal. Chem., 77, 6096-6099 (2005).
25. M.C. Hull, D.S. Sauer and J.S. Hovis, “The Influence of Lipid Chemistry on the Osmotic Response of Cell Membranes
: Effect of Non-Bilayer
Forming Lipids” J. Phys. Chem. B, 108, 15890-15895 (2004).
24. J.S.
Hovis, and S.G. Boxer, “Patterning and Composition Arrays of Supported Lipid
Bilayers by Microcontact Printing,” Langmuir, 17, 3400-3405 (2001).
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23.
22. J.S. Hovis and S.G. Boxer, “Patterning
Barriers to Lateral Diffusion in Supported Lipid Membranes by Blotting and
Stamping,” Langmuir, 16,
894-897 (2000).
21. J.N. Russell Jr., J.E. Butler, G.T. Wang,
S.F. Bent, J.S. Hovis, R.J. Hamers and M.P. D’Evelyn, “p Bond Versus Radical Character of the Diamond(100)-2x1 Surface,” Mat. Chem. Phys., 72, 147-151 (2001).
20. J.S. Hovis, S.K. Coulter, R.J. Hamers, M.P. D’Evelyn, J.N.
Russell Jr., and J.E. Butler, “Surface Cycloaddition
Chemistry of Cyclopentene on the Diamond(001)-2x1
Surface,” J. Am. Chem Soc., 122, 732-733 (2000).
19. M.P. Schwartz, M.D. Ellison, S.K. Coulter,
J.S. Hovis, and R.J. Hamers, “Selectivity in Cycloaddition Chemistryof p-Conjugated Organic
Molecules on the Si(001) Surface,” J. Am.
Chem. Soc., 122, 8529-8538
(2000).
18. S.W. Lee, J.S. Hovis, S.K. Coulter, R.J. Hamers, and C.M. Greenlief, “Cycloaddition Chemistry on Germanium(001)
Surfaces: The Adsorption and Reaction of Cyclopentene
and Cyclohexene,” Surface
Science, 462, 6-18 (2000).
17. R.J. Hamers, S.K.
Coulter, M.D. Ellison, J.S. Hovis, D.F. Padowitz,
M.P. Schwartz , C.M. Greenlief , J.N. Russell, Jr., “Cycloaddition Chemistry of Organic Molecules with
Semiconductor Surfaces,” Accounts of
Chemical Research, 33, 617-624
(2000).
16. R.J. Hamers,
J.S. Hovis, S.K. Coulter, M.D. Ellison, D.F. Padowitz,
“Ultrathin organic layers on silicon surfaces,” Jpn. J. Appl. Phys., 39, 4366-4371 (2000).
15. S.K. Coulter, J.S. Hovis, M.D. Ellison, and
R.J. Hamers, “Reactions of Substituted Aromatic Hydrocarbons
with the Si(001)
14. J.S. Hovis, R.J. Hamers,
C.M. Greenlief, “Preparation of Clean and Smooth Ge(001)-2x1 Surfaces by Resistive Heating for Scanning
Tunneling Microscopy Studies,” Surface
Science, 440, L815-L819 (1999).
13. R.J. Hamers,
J.S. Hovis, C.M. Greenlief, and D.F. Padowitz, “Scanning Tunneling Microscopy of Organic
Molecules and Monolayers on Silicon and Germanium (001) Surfaces,” Jpn. J. Appl. Phys., 38,
3879-3887 (1999).
12. M.D. Ellison, J.S. Hovis, H. Liu, R.J. Hamers, “Cycloaddition Chemistry
on Silicon(001) Surfaces: The Adsorption of Azo-tert-butane,” J. Phys. Chem. B, 102, 8510-8518 (1998).
11. J.S. Hovis, H. Liu, and R.J. Hamers,
“Cycloaddition Chemistry of 1,3-Dienes
on the Silicon(001) Surface: The Competition Between [4+2] and [2+2]
Reactions,” J. Phys. Chem. B, 102, 6873-6879 (1998).
10. J.S. Hovis, H. Liu and R.J. Hamers, “Cycloaddition Chemistry
and Formation of Ordered Organic Monolayers on Silicon (001) Surfaces,” Surface Science, 404, 1-7 (1998).
9. J.S. Hovis, H. Liu, and R.J. Hamers, “Scanning Tunneling Microscopy of Cyclic
Unsaturated Organic Molecules on the Silicon(001)
Surface,” Applied Physics A, 66, S553-S557 (1998).
8. R.J. Hamers, J.S.
Hovis, and H. Liu, “Scanning Tunneling Microscopy of Ordered Organic Monolayer
Films on Si(001),” Acta Physica Polonica A, 93, 289-295 (1998).
7. J. S. Hovis and R.J. Hamers, “Structure and Bonding of 1,3,5,7-Cyclooctatetraene
on Si(001) Surfaces: Surface Cycloaddition
Chemistry of an Anti-aromatic Molecule,” J. Phys. Chem. B, 102, 687-692 (1998).
6. J.S. Hovis and R.J. Hamers,
“Structure and Bonding of 1,5-Cyclooctadiene on Si(001) Surfaces,” J.
Phys. Chem. B, 101,9581-9585
(1997).
Þ Profiled
in Science: J.T. Yates, 279, 335-336 (1998).
5. J.S.
Hovis, S. Lee, H. Liu, and R.J. Hamers, “Controlled
Formation of Organic Layers on Semiconductor Surfaces,” J. Vac. Sci. Tech.
B, 15, 1153-1158 (1997).
4. R.J. Hamers, J. S.
Hovis, S. Lee, H. Liu, and J. Shan, “Formation of Ordered, Anisotropic Organic
Monolayers on the Si(001) Surface,” J.
Phys. Chem. 101,1489-1492
(1997).
3. D.R. Stinebring,
T.V. Smirnova, T.H. Hankins, J.S. Hovis, V.M. Kaspi, J.C. Kempner, E. Myers, and D.J. Nice, “Five Years
of Pulsar Flux Density Monitoring: Refractive Scintillation and the
Interstellar Medium,” The Astrophysical Journal, 593, 300-316 (2000).
2. C.H. Becker, C.R. Ayre, L. Moro, and J.S. Hovis, “Laser Postionization:
Some Current Topics –Hard and Soft,” Secondary
Ion Mass Spectroscopy 1994, 9,
15-19, (1994).
1. C.H. Becker and J.S. Hovis, “Surface
Analysis by Photoionization at Very High Laser
Intensities,” J. Vac.
Sci. Tech. A, 12, 2352-2356 (1994).