The fluorescence of gramicidin A(GA) in lipid bilayer may be quenched by Hypocre-Ilin B. When the phospholipids undergo a phase transition from gel to liquid crystalline phase, the reaction rate decreases unusually. T...The fluorescence of gramicidin A(GA) in lipid bilayer may be quenched by Hypocre-Ilin B. When the phospholipids undergo a phase transition from gel to liquid crystalline phase, the reaction rate decreases unusually. This phenomenon has been analyzed by Marcus’ pho-toinduced electron theory, and an electron transfer inverted region hypothesis is proposed,展开更多
The hypocrellin B (HB) was used as a fluorescence quencher to study the basic physical characteris-tics of HB in membrane systems, including the diffusion speed of quencher from aqueous phase into membrane phase, the ...The hypocrellin B (HB) was used as a fluorescence quencher to study the basic physical characteris-tics of HB in membrane systems, including the diffusion speed of quencher from aqueous phase into membrane phase, the partition coefficient (P) of quencher between membrane and water, and the fluorescence quenching constant of protein (Ksv; Kq). The experimental results show that the quenching of fluorescence in membrane protein by HB can be determined by the principle of dynamic quenching. The experimental process of fluorescence quenching was ob-served in detail by using the ESR technique. The signal of HB" was found to arise from an electron transfer from ex-cited trytophan to HB.展开更多
Laser Raman spectroscopy was used to investigate the photodamage characteristics of human erythrocyte membranes sensitized by hypocrellin B (HB) at the molecular level. It brought to light that the essence of the chan...Laser Raman spectroscopy was used to investigate the photodamage characteristics of human erythrocyte membranes sensitized by hypocrellin B (HB) at the molecular level. It brought to light that the essence of the changes of erythrocyte membranes’ functions caused by membrane protein cross linking and membrane lipid peroxidation, including increase of fluidity and ion permeability of membranes, etc., was that the orderly structure of erythrocyte membranes had been damaged by the active oxygen ( 1O 2, O 2 .- and .OH) generated by HB, including the decrease of α helix, β sheet and the increase of random coil in the main chain of membrane proteins, the decrease of mercapto groups, indole rings, p hydroxy phenyl rings, monosubstituted phenyl rings, etc. in the side chain, and the changes of the conformations of membrane lipids as well. With the increase of the irradiation time, the trans conformation of membrane lipids increased first, then decreased. On the contrary, the gauche conformation decreased first, then increased. In addition, the decrease of the intensities of the lines assigned to bending vibration of the conformation insensitive CH 2 and CH 3 of membrane proteins and lipids suggested that break of their chains had occurred.展开更多
文摘The fluorescence of gramicidin A(GA) in lipid bilayer may be quenched by Hypocre-Ilin B. When the phospholipids undergo a phase transition from gel to liquid crystalline phase, the reaction rate decreases unusually. This phenomenon has been analyzed by Marcus’ pho-toinduced electron theory, and an electron transfer inverted region hypothesis is proposed,
基金Project supported the National Biological Macromolecule Opening Laboratory and the Opening Laboratory of Photochemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
文摘The hypocrellin B (HB) was used as a fluorescence quencher to study the basic physical characteris-tics of HB in membrane systems, including the diffusion speed of quencher from aqueous phase into membrane phase, the partition coefficient (P) of quencher between membrane and water, and the fluorescence quenching constant of protein (Ksv; Kq). The experimental results show that the quenching of fluorescence in membrane protein by HB can be determined by the principle of dynamic quenching. The experimental process of fluorescence quenching was ob-served in detail by using the ESR technique. The signal of HB" was found to arise from an electron transfer from ex-cited trytophan to HB.
文摘Laser Raman spectroscopy was used to investigate the photodamage characteristics of human erythrocyte membranes sensitized by hypocrellin B (HB) at the molecular level. It brought to light that the essence of the changes of erythrocyte membranes’ functions caused by membrane protein cross linking and membrane lipid peroxidation, including increase of fluidity and ion permeability of membranes, etc., was that the orderly structure of erythrocyte membranes had been damaged by the active oxygen ( 1O 2, O 2 .- and .OH) generated by HB, including the decrease of α helix, β sheet and the increase of random coil in the main chain of membrane proteins, the decrease of mercapto groups, indole rings, p hydroxy phenyl rings, monosubstituted phenyl rings, etc. in the side chain, and the changes of the conformations of membrane lipids as well. With the increase of the irradiation time, the trans conformation of membrane lipids increased first, then decreased. On the contrary, the gauche conformation decreased first, then increased. In addition, the decrease of the intensities of the lines assigned to bending vibration of the conformation insensitive CH 2 and CH 3 of membrane proteins and lipids suggested that break of their chains had occurred.