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Bolalipid membrane structure revealed by solid-state 2H NMR spectroscopy.


ABSTRACT: Membranes made from three specifically deuterium-labeled ether-linked bolalipids, [1',1',20',20'-2H4]C20BAS-PC, [2',2',19',19'-2H4]C20BAS-PC, or [10',11'-2H2]C20BAS-PC, were analyzed by 2H NMR spectroscopy. Unlike more common monopolar, ester-linked phospholipids, C20BAS-PC exhibits a high degree of orientational order throughout the membrane and the sn-1 chain of the lipid initially penetrates the bilayer at an orientation different from that of the bilayer normal, resulting in inequivalent deuterium atoms at the C1 position. The approximate hydrophobic layer thickness and area per lipid are 18.4 A and 60.4 A2, respectively, at 25 degrees C, and their respective thermal expansion coefficients are within 20% of the monopolar phospholipid, DLPC.

SUBMITTER: Holland DP 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5176267 | biostudies-literature | 2008 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Bolalipid membrane structure revealed by solid-state 2H NMR spectroscopy.

Holland David P DP   Struts Andrey V AV   Brown Michael F MF   Thompson David H DH  

Journal of the American Chemical Society 20080319 14


Membranes made from three specifically deuterium-labeled ether-linked bolalipids, [1',1',20',20'-2H4]C20BAS-PC, [2',2',19',19'-2H4]C20BAS-PC, or [10',11'-2H2]C20BAS-PC, were analyzed by 2H NMR spectroscopy. Unlike more common monopolar, ester-linked phospholipids, C20BAS-PC exhibits a high degree of orientational order throughout the membrane and the sn-1 chain of the lipid initially penetrates the bilayer at an orientation different from that of the bilayer normal, resulting in inequivalent deu  ...[more]

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