text: (1) Yo, we did a study, comparative in nature,
  Checkin' out the phases of erythrocyte phospholipase, player.
  With 'fusogens' and 'non-fusogens' chemically related,
  31P-NMR techniques, we got it all displayed.
  Only them fusogens, they be doin' the trick,
  Conformational change in lipids, makin' 'em flick.
  From bilayer to hexagonal phase, that's the switch,
  Showin' how fusogens got that membrane glitch.
  
  (2) Them erythrocyte membranes, they be flexin' wild,
  Nonbilayer structures, correlated with style.
  Fusion in erythrocytes, concentration in play,
  Glycerol monooleate, gotta find the right way.
  Above that membrane threshold, things start to shift,
  Ghost membranes favor the HII phase, that's the lift.
  Intact erythrocytes, fusion processes rise,
  Membrane concentration, it's no surprise.
  
  (3) These observations, they all fall in line,
  Fusogenic lipids, they got a shared design.
  Inverted structures, like cylinders so long,
  HII configuration, where they belong.
  Inverted micelles, they come into play,
  Intermediate steps in the fusion display.
  A common mechanism, this action we see,
  Fusogenic lipids, bringin' that unity.