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JBC, Vol. 251, Issue 7, 2110-2112, Apr, 1976
P. L. Yeagle, W. C. Hutton and R. B. Martin
The role of fatty acyl chain unsaturation in promoting asymmetry in
phospholipid vesicle bilayers was investigated in mixed lipid systems with
differing acyl chains and a constant phosphatidylcholine headgroup. Ratios
of outside to inside components were determined by nuclear magnetic
resonance spectroscopy of 13C-enriched egg phosphatidylcholine. An
asymmetry or disproportionation ratio is defined and used to express
quantitatively how a mixture of two lipids distributes in the outer and
inner vesicle surfaces. In mixed systems with 13C-enriched egg
phosphatidylcholine as one component, increasing fatty acyl unsaturation in
the other component results in an increasing preference of the unsaturated
chains for the outer surface.
Transmembrane asymmetry of vesicle lipids
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