Effects of sterols on permeability and phase transitions of bilayers from phosphatidylcholines lacking acyl groups.
Effects of sterols on permeability and phase transitions of bilayers from phosphatidylcholines lacking acyl groups.
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甾醇对缺乏酰基的磷脂酰胆碱双层的渗透性和相变的影响。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00513a013
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发表时间:
1981
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Rosenthal,AF
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作者:
Bittman,R;Clejan,S;Jain,MK;Deroo,PW;Rosenthal,AF
Robert Bittman,* Sanda Clejan, Mahendra K. Jain, Paul W. Deroo, and Arthur F. Rosenthal abstract: Sonicated vesicles were prepared from synthetic phosphatidylcholines lacking acyl groups. The phospholipids used were diether phosphatidylcholines bearing 1, 2-ditetradecyl, 1, 2-dihexadecyl, and lc¡ í-9'-octadecenyl and 2-hexa-decyl chains and alkyl analogues such as (2-octadecyleicosyl) phosphorylcholine, which has no diacylglycerol or glycerol diether moiety. At temperatures above the lipid phase transition, cholesterol and ergosterolreduced the efflux rates of 86Rb+ mediated by valinomycin, of 45Ca2+ mediated by A23187, and of the water-soluble fluorescence probe, car-boxyfluorescein. Incorporation of epicholesterol at 25 mol% had essentially no effect on the permeability of the vesicles. Since the effects of these sterols on the permeability of vesicles prepared from dietherphosphatidylcholines were very similar to those found with vesicles from thecorresponding diesters, it was concluded that there is no requirement for the carbonyl oxygens of PC for PC-sterol interaction tooccur; thus, from