[Relative content of cholesterol and microviscosity of serum apo-B-containing lipoproteins of mammals].
V E Formaziuk, Polesskiĭ Va
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V E Formaziuk, Polesskiĭ Va
Abstract
Microviscosity of serum lipoproteins of different classes of mammals was estimated by eximerization of pyrene fluorescent probe. It has been shown that protein-lipid particles of high density have the highest microviscosity, while lipoproteins of low density--the lowest. For apoB-containing lipoproteins of different mammals a high positive correlation was found between pyrene fluorescence parameter, reflecting microviscosity and cholesterin-phospholipid ratio in the particles.
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Microviscosity of serum lipoproteins of different classes of mammals was estimated by eximerization of pyrene fluorescent probe. It has been shown that protein-lipid particles of high density have the highest microviscosity, while lipoproteins of low density--the lowest. For apoB-containing lipoproteins of different mammals a high positive correlation was found between pyrene fluorescence parameter, reflecting microviscosity and cholesterin-phospholipid ratio in the particles.
Key concepts: Microviscosity, Pyrene, Chemistry, Phospholipid, Cholesterol, Apolipoprotein B, Fluorescence, Biophysics