Titlebook: Biomembranes; Dynamics and Biology Robert M. Burton,Francisco Carvalho Guerra Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 Lipid

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Marc Olivier,Olivier Sedan,Bernard Monodetermination by NMR. Figure 1 shows some of the conformations available to the acyl (alkyl) chains of membrane lipids. In most of these conformations particular angles are made between the normal to the bilayer and a given carbon-hydrogen bond. An assessment of the conformational preferences for a g

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Junfeng Wu,Yunsheng Wang,Simeng Donglecithin into a strongly haemolytic product. Systematic studies on the phospholipid-splitting enzymes (phospholipases, P’Lases) started, however, only some 30 years ago, initially on soluble enzymes (pancreatic P’Lase A and venoms). Only later were cellular-soluble and membrane-bound P’Lases discove

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Maurizio Polemio,Teresa Lonigroranes. The black lipid films — as they are frequently called because of their “black” appearance in the reflected light — may be considered in a way as a curious phenomenon of nature. Since these structures have a thickness of only about twice the length of a lipid molecule — while extending up to s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-31337-0xcitation this signal is converted into a receptor potential, a graded potential fluctuation of the plasma membrane. The receptor potential generates, either in the axone of the same cell or, after synaptic transmission in secondary neurones, an action potential for further expedition of the signal.

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