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pubmed-article:8972700pubmed:abstractText1H-NMR technique was applied to study liposomes formed with egg-yolk phosphatidylcholine containing as an additional component two carotenoid pigments: beta-carotene or zeaxanthin (dihydrohy-beta-carotene). A strong rigidifying effect of zeaxanthin but not of beta-carotene with respect to hydrophobic core of lipid bilayer was concluded from the carotenoid-dependent broadening of the NMR lines assigned to -CH2- groups and terminal -CH3 groups of lipid alkyl chains. A similar effect of zeaxanthin with respect to polar headgroups was concluded on the basis of the effect of the pigment on the shape of NMR lines attributed to -N+(CH3)3 groups. In contrast, beta-carotene increases motional freedom of lipid polar headgroups. The inclusion of both carotenoids to liposomes resulted in the enhanced penetration of Pr3+ ions to the polar zone of the external layer of a membrane monitored by the splitting of the -N+(CH3)3 signal, the effect of beta-carotene being much more pronounced. Differences in the effect on membrane structure and molecular dynamics observed for beta-carotene and its polar derivative are discussed in terms of organization of a carotenoid-containing lipid membrane.lld:pubmed
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