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to the pull originating primarily from the electrostatic and van der Waal's interactions
between localized charges on lipids and membrane proteins or any other membrane-
active drug molecules. Both electrical energetic coupling (primary regulator) and
mechanical energetic coupling (secondary regulator) between a lipid bilayer and
integral membrane proteins regulate the membrane protein functions.
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