二重層の厚さの動的評価は,合成チャネル鎖のフォスフォリピドおよびヒドラフィルの長さを変化させることで行われます

Michelle E Weber1, Paul H Schlesinger, George W Gokel

  • 1Department of Molecular Biology and Pharmacology, Washington University School of Medicine, 660 South Euclid Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63110, USA.

まとめ

合成イオンチャネルの長さは,リポソームからナトリウムが放出されることに影響を与えます. 短いチャネルは,より薄い脂質二重層でより活発であり,より長いチャネルは,より厚い二重層で好まれるが,膜加厚剤は最適なチャネル長さをシフトする.

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