Roles of γ-Globulin in the Dynamic Interfacial Behavior of Mixed Dipalmitoyl Phosphatidylcholine/γ-Globulin Monolayers at Air/Liquid Interfaces

On the characteristics of mixed Langmuir monolayer templates containing dipalmitoyl phosphatidylcholine for gold nanoparticle formation

“…1), which was consistent with the values reported before [17,18]. The characteristic collapse behavior of a DPPC monolayer at surface pressures higher than 70 mN/m was observed as expected when the area per molecule was less than 30 Å 2 [19].…”

Interfacial behavior of cytoplasmic and mitochondrial creatine kinase oligomeric states

“…This might result from a slow respreading process due to shortrange intermolecular interactions. 58,59 Alternatively, this might be the consequence of the desorption of protein segments from the interface 46,60,61 or of the squeezing out of some molecules of protein into the buffer. 58 If the number of protein molecules present at the interface is smaller, a lower pressure develops and a lower degree of hysteresis is observed upon expansion of the film.…”

Mixed monolayers involving DPPC, DODAB and oleic acid and their interaction with nicotinic acid at the air–water interface

“…This explains the enormous interest and the high number of studies reporting on this phospholipid and their mixtures with a large range of other components. Some examples are the relevant studies on the molecular interactions of DPPC with cholesterol (Albrecht et al, 1981;Kim et al, 2001), fatty acids (Bringezu et al, 2001;Cockshutt et al, 1991), proteins (Bringezu et al, 2002;Chang et al, 2000) and in multicomponents mixed monolayers (Miñones et al, 2002;Ding et al, 2003).…”