Titlebook: Biomembranes; Molecular Structure Robert B. Gennis Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 Amino acid.Biomembran.Transport

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The Structures and Properties of Membrane Lipids,h as the inverted hexagonal H. phase, and these lipids have been postulated to play specialized roles within membranes (see 303,267). In this chapter we will survey the structures and thermodynamics of lipid-water systems, with the emphasis on those features which give some insight into the properties of biological membranes.

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S. Dabbert,S. Herrmann,G. Kaule,M. Sommerh as the inverted hexagonal H. phase, and these lipids have been postulated to play specialized roles within membranes (see 303,267). In this chapter we will survey the structures and thermodynamics of lipid-water systems, with the emphasis on those features which give some insight into the properties of biological membranes.

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Naturwissenschaftliche Grundlagenproteins are covered in Chapters 6, 8, and 9, which deal with major functional classes of membrane proteins. The interactions between membrane lipids and proteins are summarized in Chapter 5, along with a discussion of the motions of both the lipid and protein components.