Protein-Lipid Interactions
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Protein-Lipid Interactions

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Protein-Lipid Interactions

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Protein-lipid interactions as a field of study is now a mature area, and this volume of NewComprehensive Biochemistry has been published with two objectives in mind. Firstly, to look to thefuture, and try to envisage how the subject may develop in the near to medium future. Secondly, to presentcontrasting or complementary views on the same system. For example, the acetylcholine receptor is discussedfrom a predominantly structural aspect by Barrantes, and from the kinetic standpoint by Rankin, et al.

The volume not only gives an update on specific aspects of the field, but also shows the way in whichthe phenomenon of protein-lipid interactions is now seemingly infiltrating many areas of biomembraneresearch, from recombinant DNA studies, protein insertion and assembly and reconstitution considerationsto structural studies of membrane proteins.

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Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1993
ISBN
9780080860855
Topic
Biological Sciences
Subtopic
Biochemistry
Index
Biological Sciences

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. TOC$Contents
  3. Preface
  4. List of contributors
  5. CH$Chapter 1. Protein–Lipid interactions and membrane heterogeneity
  6. CH$Chapter 2. The nature of the lipid–protein interface and the influence of protein structure on protein–lipid interactions
  7. CH$Chapter 3. Cooperative regulation of membrane enzymes by lipids
  8. CH$Chapter 4. Lipid–protein interaction in a biological membrane: Effect of cholesterol and acyl chain degree of unsaturation
  9. CH$Chapter 5. Lipid–peptide interactions in model systems: Membrane insertion and translocation of peptides
  10. CH$Chapter 6. Protein–lipid interactions with peripheral membrane proteins
  11. CH$Chapter 7. Genetic studies on the functions of membrane-forming phospholipids
  12. CH$Chapter 8. Lipid–protein interactions involved in bacteriophage M 13 infection
  13. CH$Chapter 9. Functional aspects of acetylcholine receptor–lipid interactions
  14. CH$Chapter 10. The lipid annulus of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor as a locus of structural–functional interactions
  15. CH$Chapter 11. The (Ca2+-Mg2+)-ATPase and other membrane proteins: what reconstitution tells us about the biological membrane
  16. CH$Chapter 12. The functional effects of protein and lipid dynamics in sarcoplasmic reticulum
  17. CH$Chapter 13. Infrared spectroscopic studies of lipid–protein interactions in membranes
  18. CH$Chapter 14. Lipid–protein interactions in controlled membrane protein array and crystal formation
  19. IDX$Index