[Interaction between 4-hydroxynonenane with membrane system. 1H, 31P, 2H NMR study].

O Heintz; P Bossanne; F Fauvelle; J C Debouzy

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[Interaction between 4-hydroxynonenane with membrane system. 1H, 31P, 2H NMR study].

O Heintz·P Bossanne·F Fauvelle·J C Debouzy

Abstract

The interactions between membranes and 4-hydroxynonenane (HNE)-a natural product of polyinsatured fatty acids peroxidation-were investigated by NMR spectroscopies. This molecule is located in the intermediate part of the bilayer. The presence of the HNE induces an increase of the fluidity in the deep part of the membrane, while a rigidification of the superficial part is found.

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O Heintz, P Bossanne, F Fauvelle, J C Debouzy. 1995. [Interaction between 4-hydroxynonenane with membrane system. 1H, 31P, 2H NMR study].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7741423/

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