Über die Wirkung tierischer Gifte auf Erythrocyten

Habermann, E.

doi:10.1007/bf02047699

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“…A number of studies concerning melittin-induced leakage in pure lipid systems have been performed [5][6][7][8][9]. For the more complex biological membranes, erythrocytes have commonly been used in studies of a similar nature [10][11][12] as have human diploid fibroblasts [13]. Our current understanding of the effect melittin has on membranes has therefore only been addressed with pure lipid vesicles or to whole ceils.…”

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The effect of the presence of integral membrane protein (human band 3) on the membrane lytic properties of melittin in reconstituted systems

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Cherry

1992

FEMS Microbiology Letters

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Reconstitution of the anion exchange protein from human erythrocytes (band 3) into phospholipid vesicles was shown to have a protective effect on melittin lysis of the vesicles when compared to pure lipid vesicles. Low salt buffer was found to cause an inhibition of lysis in both proteoliposomes and pure lipid vesicles compared to salt buffer. High phosphate concentration did not seem to cause inhibition of lysis in the reconstituted system. However, an inhibition is observed in pure lipid vesicle control, which is contradictory to previous reports.

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