Chemical structures of the lipids used in preparing lipid

Download scientific diagram | Chemical structures of the lipids used in preparing lipid/Cyclosfos-6 bicelles with the carbon nomenclature used indicated. (A) Generic phospholipid structure; (B) structures around double bonds; (C) PG headgroup; (D) PC headgroup; (E) inositol headgroup; (F) Cyclofos-6 detergent. Specific carbon nomenclature is indicated in blue. from publication: Dilute Bicelles for Glycosyltransferase Studies, Novel Bicelles with Phosphatidylinositol | Solution-state NMR can be used to study protein-lipid interactions, in particular, the effect that proteins have on lipids. One drawback is that only small assemblies can be studied, and therefore, fast-tumbling bicelles are commonly used. Bicelles contain a lipid bilayer | Glycosyltransferases, Detergents and Lipids | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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