PROTEOLIPIDS .I. FORMATION OF PHOSPHOLIPID-CYTOCHROME C COMPLEXES
PROTEOLIPIDS .I. FORMATION OF PHOSPHOLIPID-CYTOCHROME C COMPLEXES
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DOI:
10.1021/bi00893a017
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发表时间:
1964-01-01
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
CRANE, FL
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作者:
DAS, ML;CRANE, FL
A method is described for the formation of complexes between cytochrome c and phospholipids. These complexes are shown to approach certain stoichiometric proportions depending upon the conditions of formation. The major proteolipid complex formed from mixed phospholipids contains 22 gram atoms of phosphorus per 1 [image] of cytochrome c when the original cytochrome c is in excess of the phospholipid. When more mixed phospholipid is added the ratio approaches 32:1. Alcohol hastens the formation of the stoichiometric complex. Inhibition of complex formation by monovalent cations is proportional to ionic strength of the solution whereas di- and trivalent cations completely inhibit complex formation. The evidence indicates that mixed phospholipids produce a complex in which the amount of phosphorus bound to cytochrome c approaches the available number of charged sites on the cytochrome c.