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Lipid spin labeling and NMR study of interaction between polyadenylic acid: polyuridilic acid duplex and egg phosphatidylcholine liposomes. Evidence for involvement of surface groups of bilayer, phosphoryl groups and metal cations
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Lipid spin labeling and NMR study of interaction between polyadenylic acid: polyuridilic acid duplex and egg phosphatidylcholine liposomes. Evidence for involvement of surface groups of bilayer, phosphoryl groups and metal cations

RI Zhdanov, LA Volkova and VV Rodin
Applied Magnetic Resonance, Vol.7(1), pp.131-146
01/08/1994

Abstract

Hydrophobic spin labeling of fatty acyl residues at 5-, 12- or 16-positions of phosphatidylcholine liposomes reveals the involvement of surface moieties of bilayer (up to fifth carbon atom of fatty acyl) into interaction with polyadenylic acid: polyuridilic acid duplex and magnesium ions.31P NMR spectra of this system demonstrate participation of nucleotide phosphoryl groups and metal cations in ternary complexation. © 1994 Springer.

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