Membrane lipid phase as catalyst for peptide-receptor interactions
DF Sargent, R Schwyzer - Proceedings of the National …, 1986 - National Acad Sciences
Abstract Catalysis of ligand-receptor interactions is proposed as an important function of the
lipid phase of the cell membrane. The catalytic mechanism is deduced from observed
specific interactions of amphiphilic peptides with artificial lipid bilayers. In our model a direct
lipid phase of the cell membrane. The catalytic mechanism is deduced from observed
specific interactions of amphiphilic peptides with artificial lipid bilayers. In our model a direct
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