Cardiolipin (CL) with two negative charges and four unsaturated fatty acyl chains is a phosphalipid specific to mitochondrial inner membrane. With the static interaction cytochrome c can be bound to CL. Because of the...Cardiolipin (CL) with two negative charges and four unsaturated fatty acyl chains is a phosphalipid specific to mitochondrial inner membrane. With the static interaction cytochrome c can be bound to CL. Because of the activity of cytochrome c oxidase, CL is required to be tightly bound to this enzyme. However, the effect of CL on the展开更多
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文摘Cardiolipin (CL) with two negative charges and four unsaturated fatty acyl chains is a phosphalipid specific to mitochondrial inner membrane. With the static interaction cytochrome c can be bound to CL. Because of the activity of cytochrome c oxidase, CL is required to be tightly bound to this enzyme. However, the effect of CL on the
