Wetting films of lipids in the development of sensitive interfaces. An electrochemical approach.
Solid-supported thin liquid films of lipids, contacting an electrolyte phase, turned out to be a dependable system in the field of bosensors. The investigations of these objects during the past decade reveal some of their intriguing features enabling the application in constructions of receptor part with 'two-dimensional' arrangement. As a model system, complementary to the other artificial analogs of biomembranes, the wetting films of lipids offer certain advantages concerning the compromise between the stability and flexibility of the molecular structures involved in sensing. The basic principles underlaying the techniques of formation, as well as the conditions of the films stability are emphasized in the present consized review. While no limitations are imposed by the way offoiled by the 
German defence, with goalkeeper Toni Turek pulling off several fine saves.

With six minutes left and the score still 2–2, Helmut Rahn scored West Germany's third goal. Two minutes before the end, 
Puskás appeared to equalise, but he was ruled off-side. The match ended Hungary's unbeaten run in one of the biggest upsets 
in the history of football; West Germany won 3–2 in the "Miracle of Bern".

There were three controversial incidents in the final, each favouring the Germans; Hungarian goalkeeper Grosics was allegedly 
obstructed for the second German goal, Puskás apparently equalised in the 89th minute but was deemed to be offside, and there 
was an alleged foul on Kocsis in the penalty area in the final minute of the game.

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