Physical studies of lipid‐lipid and lipid‐protein interactions
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AbstractThis is a review of studies of lipid‐lipid and lipid‐protein interactions conducted in the author's laboratory. Studies of the thermotropic mesomorphism of phospholipids and effects due to the presence of water are described. The relevance of these thermal transitions to monolayer, bilayer and membrane systems is discussed. Studies on the interactions of phospholipids and cholesterol are reviewed. Finally, lipid‐protein interactions under various conditions are discussed with special attention being given to serum lipoproteins and natural membranes.
Brain Chemistry, Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Membranes, Chemical Phenomena, Surface Properties, Lipoproteins, Cell Membrane, Electron Spin Resonance Spectroscopy, Temperature, Proteins, Water, Lipids, Chemistry, Cholesterol, X-Ray Diffraction, Animals, Surface Tension, Thermodynamics, Cattle, Phospholipids
Brain Chemistry, Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Membranes, Chemical Phenomena, Surface Properties, Lipoproteins, Cell Membrane, Electron Spin Resonance Spectroscopy, Temperature, Proteins, Water, Lipids, Chemistry, Cholesterol, X-Ray Diffraction, Animals, Surface Tension, Thermodynamics, Cattle, Phospholipids
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