Spontaneous transfer of lipids between membranes.
Spontaneous transfer of lipids between membranes.
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脂质在膜之间的自发转移。
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4899-1621-1_11
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发表时间:
1990
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Brown,RE
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作者:
Brown,RE
Lipid transfer between different biological surfaces was first observed many years ago (Hahn and Hevesy, 1939a,b; Hagerman and Gould, 1951). Since those early observations, several different types of lipid transfer have been discerned: (1) lipid transfer mediated by soluble proteins; (2) lipid transfer due to vesicle budding from one membrane followed by fusion with a target membrane; and (3) lipid transfer that occurs spontaneously either by lipid monomer diffusion through the aqueous medium or by transient contact following intervesicular collisions. Although types (1) and (2) have been the subject of several reviews (Spener and Wirtz, 1985; Wirtzet al., 1986; Helmkamp, 1986; Sleight, 1987; Dawidowicz, 1987a), far less attention has been devoted to spontaneous lipid transfer. In the recent reviews in which spontaneous lipid transfer has been discussed, the coverage usually has been focused on cholesterol and/or phospholipids (Lange, 1986; Sleight, 1987; Dawidowicz, 1987b; Phillips et al., 1987). This review will be devoted primarily to spontaneous lipid transfer as it occurs between membranes and will include several different lipids.