The Effect of Ca++ and Zn++ Ions On the Polymorphism and the Fusion of Model Membranes
(1994) 13th Germ Congress — Location: GIENS(France) (29.March.1994)
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- P-31 NMR spectra of phosphatidylcholine-cardiolipin mixed liposomes were obtained as a function of Ca++ and Zn++ concentration for different temperatures. The ions induce non lamellar phases in this model membrane and it was observed that Zn++ is a better promotor of isotropic and hexagonal H(II) phases than Ca++. The NMR observations can be correlated to the fusogenic power of these ions.
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Schanck, A., & Deleers, M. (1994). The Effect of Ca++ and Zn++ Ions On the Polymorphism and the Fusion of Model Membranes. Journal de Chimie Physique, 91(6), 869-873. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/44996 (Original work published 1994)