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Royal Society of Chemistry, Chemical Communications, 1(47), p. 194-196
DOI: 10.1039/c0cc02420a
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Mimicking multipass transmembrane proteins: Synthesis, assembly and folding of alternating amphiphilic multiblock molecules in liposomal membranes
Journal article published in 2011 by
Takahiro Muraoka 
,
Tatsuya Shima,
Tsutomu Hamada,
Masamune Morita ,
Masahiro Takagi,
Kazushi Kinbara
,
Tatsuya Shima,
Tsutomu Hamada,
Masamune Morita ,
Masahiro Takagi,
Kazushi Kinbara
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Abstract
Alternating amphiphilic multiblock molecules 1-4, involving fluorescent hydrophobic units, were designed as mimics for multipass transmembrane proteins. Fluorescence spectroscopy of 1-4 in liposomal membranes suggested the face-to-face stacking of the hydrophobic units to give folded structures as well as intermolecular assemblies.