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pubmed-article:8218197pubmed:abstractTextMembrane fusion, in particular the fusion of enveloped viruses, is often measured with an assay based on octadecylrhodamine (R18) fluorescence dequenching. We have studied the association of R18 with membranes and used the R18 assay to measure virus fusion in model systems and in cultured cells. The results were compared with those of an assay based on the decrease in excimer fluorescence of pyrene-labeled phospholipids. For liposomes made from premixed R18 and phosphatidylcholine (PC), R18 fluorescence quenching was proportional to the concentration of the probe up to about 4 mol %. No quenching was found at very low concentrations of R18. However, various artificial and biological membranes labeled by the addition of R18 from an ethanolic solution showed significant quenching at such low R18 concentrations. Thus, some of the R18 was not randomly distributed but likely was associated with the surface of the membranes in the form of highly quenched clusters or micelles. Moreover, in influenza virus membranes, R18 appeared highly quenched at very low concentrations, indicative of the probe interacting with viral proteins. In contrast, pyrene-labeled PC incorporated in either liposomes or reconstituted viral membranes (virosomes) showed an excimer/monomer fluorescence ratio proportional to the concentration of probe. When intracellular membrane fusion was investigated with R18-labeled influenza virus or Semliki Forest virus (SFV), fluorescence dequenching was observed in the absence of fusion, most likely due to spontaneous probe exchange.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)lld:pubmed
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