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Biomembranes: Structure of Biomembranes and Their Models
1988There has now been considerable basic research devoted to an understanding of Biomembrane Structure and Function. This research has revealed the general structure of biomembranes such as the importance of the lipid bilayer matrix, the various arrangements of the proteins which are extrinsic in some cases and intrinsic or integral in others.
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Probing Biomembranes with Positrons
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 2009Free volume pockets inside a cell membrane play a prominent role in a variety of dynamic processes such as the permeability of small molecules across membranes and the diffusion of, e.g., lipids, drugs, and electron carriers in the plane of the membrane.
Petri, Sane +6 more
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, 1993 Reactions at Biomembrane Interfaces
Chemical Reviews, 2019Membranes surrounding the biological cell and its internal compartments host proteins that catalyze chemical reactions essential for the functioning of the cell. Rather than being a passive structural matrix that holds membrane-embedded proteins in place, the membrane can largely shape the conformational energy landscape of membrane proteins and impact
Ana-Nicoleta Bondar, M. Joanne Lemieux
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Structural Principles of Biomembranes
Angewandte Chemie International Edition in English, 1972AbstractThe determination of the electron density distribution of the membrane cross sections of nerve myelin and the discs of the outer segments of retinal rods by a new X‐ray evaluation method indicates, as in the case of the cross‐sectional structure of the photosynthetic membrane, an “asymmetric” mass distribution.
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Radiation Effects on Biomembranes
1974Radiation damage can be produced by directly-ionizing radiation, such as α particles, β particles, protons, etc., indirectly by γ and x rays, which cause ejection of fast electrons from target atoms, as well as by neutrons which generate recoil protons and other nuclei. In all cases the resulting charged particles excite or ionize other molecules in so-
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Biomembrane structures. Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and biomembrane technology
Biochemical Society Transactions, 1989D, Chapman, P I, Haris
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