Vacha R, Jurkiewicz P, Petrov M, Berkowitz ML, Böckmann R, Barucha-Kraszewska J, Hof M, Jungwirth P (2010)
Publication Language: English
Publication Status: Published
Publication Type: Journal article
Publication year: 2010
Publisher: American Chemical Society
Book Volume: 114
Pages Range: 9504-9
Volume: 114
Issue: 29
Journal Issue: 29
DOI: 10.1021/jp102389k
Interactions of different anions with phospholipid membranes in aqueous salt solutions were investigated by molecular dynamics simulations and fluorescence solvent relaxation measurements. Both approaches indicate that the anion-membrane interaction increases with the size and softness of the anion. Calculations show that iodide exhibits a genuine affinity for the membrane, which is due to its pairing with the choline group and its propensity for the nonpolar region of the acyl chains, the latter being enhanced in polarizable calculations showing that the iodide number density profile is expanded toward the glycerol level. Solvent relaxation measurements using Laurdan confirm the influence of large soft ions on the membrane organization at the glycerol level. In contrast, chloride exhibits a peak at the membrane surface only in the presence of a surface-attracted cation, such as sodium but not potassium, suggesting that this behavior is merely a counterion effect.
APA:
Vacha, R., Jurkiewicz, P., Petrov, M., Berkowitz, M.L., Böckmann, R., Barucha-Kraszewska, J.,... Jungwirth, P. (2010). Mechanism of interaction of monovalent ions with phosphatidylcholine lipid membranes. Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 114(29), 9504-9. https://doi.org/10.1021/jp102389k
MLA:
Vacha, Robert, et al. "Mechanism of interaction of monovalent ions with phosphatidylcholine lipid membranes." Journal of Physical Chemistry B 114.29 (2010): 9504-9.
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