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cellulose microfibrils in aqueous suspension. Int J Biol Macromol 14:170–172
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225:313–335
Rey AD (1993b) Rheological prediction of a transversely isotropic fluid model with extensible
microstructure. Rheol Acta 32:447–456
Rey AD, Tsuji T (1988) Recent advances in theoretical liquid crystals in rheology. Macromol
Theory Simul 7:623–639
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Mech 34:233–266
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Rey AD (2006) Liquid crystals model of membrane flexoelectricity. Virtual J Biol Phys Res
12:011710
Rey AD (2007) Capillary models for liquid crystals fibers, membranes, films and drops. Soft Matter
2:1349–1368
Rey AD (2008a) Nonlinear actuator model for flexoelectric membranes. Int J Des Nat Ecodyn
3:28–38
Rey AD (2008b) Linear viscoelastic model for bending and torsional modes in fluid membranes.
Rheol Acta 47:861–871
Rey AD (2009) Flow and texture and modeling of liquid crystalline materials. Rheol Rev
2008:71–135
Rey AD (2010) Liquid crystals model of biological materials and processes. Soft Matter
6:3402–3429
Rey AD, Herrera-Valencia EE (2012) Rheological theory and simulation of surfactant nematic
liquid crystals. In: Garti N, Somasundaran P, Mezzenga R (eds) Self-assembled supramolecular
architectures: lyotropic liquid crystals. John Wiley & Sons Inc. Hoboken, New Jersey USA
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crystallites. J Colloid Interface Sci 183:365–373
Livolant F, Bouligand Y (1978) Double helical arrangement of spread dinoflagellate chromosomes.
Chromosoma 68:21–44
Livolant F (1991) Ordered phases of DNA in vivo and in vitro. Physica A Stat Mech Appl
176:117–137
Lydon J (2006) Microtubules: nature smartest mesogens-a liquid crystal model for cell division. Liq
Cryst Today 15:1–10
Martins AF (2001) Measurement of viscoelastic coefficients for nematic mesophases using magnetic resonance. In: Dunmur DA, Fukuda A, Luckhurst G (eds) Physical properties of liquid
crystals: nematics. IEE Publishing, London, pp 405–413
Miller AF, Donald AM (2003) Imaging of the isotropic/anisotropic surfaces of aqueous cellulose
suspensions using environmental scanning electron microscopy. Biomacromolecules 4:510–517
Murugesan YK, Rey AD (2010) Structure and rheology of fiber–laden membranes via integration
of nematodynamics and membranodynamics. J Non-Newtonian Fluid Mech 165:32–44
Murugesan YK, Rey AD (2011) Mechanics of fiber-laden membranes. Contin Mech Thermodyn
23:45–61
Murugesan YK, Pasini D, Rey AD (2011) Microfibril organization modes in plant cell walls of
variable curvature: a model system for two dimensional anisotropic soft matter. Soft Matter
7:7078–7093
Neville AC (1993) Biology of fibrous composites: development beyond the cell membrane.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Neville AC, Luke BM (1971) A biological system producing a self-assembling cholesteric protein
liquid crystal. J Cell Sci 8:93–109
Petrov AG (2002) Flexoelectricity of model and living membranes. Biochim Biophys Acta
Biomembr 1561:1–25
Revol JF, Bradford H, Giasson J, Marchessault R, Gray D (1992) Helicoidal self-ordering of
cellulose microfibrils in aqueous suspension. Int J Biol Macromol 14:170–172
Rey AD (1993a) Analysis of shear-flow effects on liquid-crystalline textures. Mol Cryst Liq Cryst
225:313–335
Rey AD (1993b) Rheological prediction of a transversely isotropic fluid model with extensible
microstructure. Rheol Acta 32:447–456
Rey AD, Tsuji T (1988) Recent advances in theoretical liquid crystals in rheology. Macromol
Theory Simul 7:623–639
Rey AD, Denn MM (2002) Dynamical phenomena in liquid-crystalline materials. Annu Rev Fluid
Mech 34:233–266
Rey AD (2005) Mechanics of soft solid-liquid crystals interfaces. Phys Rev E 72:011706
Rey AD (2006) Liquid crystals model of membrane flexoelectricity. Virtual J Biol Phys Res
12:011710
Rey AD (2007) Capillary models for liquid crystals fibers, membranes, films and drops. Soft Matter
2:1349–1368
Rey AD (2008a) Nonlinear actuator model for flexoelectric membranes. Int J Des Nat Ecodyn
3:28–38
Rey AD (2008b) Linear viscoelastic model for bending and torsional modes in fluid membranes.
Rheol Acta 47:861–871
Rey AD (2009) Flow and texture and modeling of liquid crystalline materials. Rheol Rev
2008:71–135
Rey AD (2010) Liquid crystals model of biological materials and processes. Soft Matter
6:3402–3429
Rey AD, Herrera-Valencia EE (2012) Rheological theory and simulation of surfactant nematic
liquid crystals. In: Garti N, Somasundaran P, Mezzenga R (eds) Self-assembled supramolecular
architectures: lyotropic liquid crystals. John Wiley & Sons Inc. Hoboken, New Jersey USA
312
A. D. Rey et al.