Figures & data
Figure 1. An assay using 31P MAS NMR to investigate the effects of asyn on the permeability of phospholipid vesicles. The spectrum of SUVs of DMPC/DOPG at a 2:1 molar ratio shows peaks from the two lipid components on the inside (PCi, PGi) and outside (PCo, PGo) of the vesicles (top). Addition of Mn2 + to the vesicles selectively broadens the peaks from the exposed lipids on the vesicle exterior leaving visible only the peaks from the interior lipids (middle). Subsequent addition of Triton-X100 breaks open the vesicles, which exposes both leaflets of the bilayer to Mn2 + and no signal is observed (bottom).
![Figure 1. An assay using 31P MAS NMR to investigate the effects of asyn on the permeability of phospholipid vesicles. The spectrum of SUVs of DMPC/DOPG at a 2:1 molar ratio shows peaks from the two lipid components on the inside (PCi, PGi) and outside (PCo, PGo) of the vesicles (top). Addition of Mn2 + to the vesicles selectively broadens the peaks from the exposed lipids on the vesicle exterior leaving visible only the peaks from the interior lipids (middle). Subsequent addition of Triton-X100 breaks open the vesicles, which exposes both leaflets of the bilayer to Mn2 + and no signal is observed (bottom).](/cms/asset/e923864b-20a5-4fa2-ad63-9183ccfdb9aa/imbc_a_346965_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2. Results of 31P MAS NMR experiments to investigate the effects of asyn on the permeability of phospholipid vesicles. Spectra of initially intact SUVs composed of DOPC/DOPG, DMPC/DOPG, DOPC, DMPC and LUVs of DMPC/DOPG, after addition of Mn2 + are shown before (left) and after (right) the addition of asyn to a lipid/protein molar ratio of 1 000:1 (a). The signal observed after the addition of protein is a measure of the amount of intact vesicles remaining. Figure b, summarizes the 31P signal intensity remaining after the addition of Mn2 + and asyn to lipid/protein molar ratios 2 000:1, 1 000:1, 900:1 and 800:1 of various phospholipid compositions as shown. Intensity values are scaled with lipid alone equal to 1. All experiments were performed at 30°C.
![Figure 2. Results of 31P MAS NMR experiments to investigate the effects of asyn on the permeability of phospholipid vesicles. Spectra of initially intact SUVs composed of DOPC/DOPG, DMPC/DOPG, DOPC, DMPC and LUVs of DMPC/DOPG, after addition of Mn2 + are shown before (left) and after (right) the addition of asyn to a lipid/protein molar ratio of 1 000:1 (a). The signal observed after the addition of protein is a measure of the amount of intact vesicles remaining. Figure b, summarizes the 31P signal intensity remaining after the addition of Mn2 + and asyn to lipid/protein molar ratios 2 000:1, 1 000:1, 900:1 and 800:1 of various phospholipid compositions as shown. Intensity values are scaled with lipid alone equal to 1. All experiments were performed at 30°C.](/cms/asset/2ee17239-7906-49b1-b171-590af0866790/imbc_a_346965_f0002_b.gif)
Figure 3. Investigation of the association of asyn peptide fragments with phospholipid vesicles. Spectra of initially intact vesicles after addition of Mn2 + are shown before (left) and after (right) the addition of asyn(10–48), asyn(71–82) or asyn(120–140) at a lipid/peptide molar ratio of 25:1. As above, the signal observed after the addition of peptide is a measure of the amount of intact vesicles remaining.
![Figure 3. Investigation of the association of asyn peptide fragments with phospholipid vesicles. Spectra of initially intact vesicles after addition of Mn2 + are shown before (left) and after (right) the addition of asyn(10–48), asyn(71–82) or asyn(120–140) at a lipid/peptide molar ratio of 25:1. As above, the signal observed after the addition of peptide is a measure of the amount of intact vesicles remaining.](/cms/asset/6eace486-ecf3-4fd7-8599-399585814d55/imbc_a_346965_f0003_b.gif)