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[Interaction between insulin with liposome].

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AIM: To study the characteristics of the interaction between insulin and liposome. METHODS: The interaction between insulin and liposome was studied by fluorescence spectra and microcalorimetry methods. The sample of insulin liposome interaction after separation by supper-centrifugalization or gel filtration was determined by fluorescence and HPLC. RESULTS: The results indicate that there was only little increase in fluorescence intensity and no blue shift of peak in fluorescence spectrum. Fluorescence quenching experiments with NaI and acrylamide as quenchers showed that the KSVs (the slope of Strm-Volmer equation) of insulin were more similar to that with added liposome, indicating low interaction between insulin with liposome. The microcalorimetric results indicate that the heat released during the mixture of liposome with insulin, was 1.98 kcal.mol-1, suggesting that the reaction belongs to weak reaction. The quantity of insulin in the insulin-liposome mixture sample after separation by ultracentrifuge or by Sephadex G-75 determined by HPLC, the combination percent was only 0.2%, indicating low interaction between insulin and liposome. CONCLUSION: The interaction between insulin and liposome was weak.

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Xuan Zhang, Xian-rong Qi, Qiang Zhang. 2002. [Interaction between insulin with liposome].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12579844/

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