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生物物理学报 1985
Studies of Raman Spectroscopy on the Interaction of Silica with Phospholipid Liposome
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Abstract:
Liposomes which have undergone silica action give us a Raman spectrum, in which the intensity ratio of 1127cm-1 to 1093cm-1 bands decreases, so does the intensity ratio of 2883cm-1 to 2847cm-1 bands.The 715cm-1 band shifts about 2-3cm-1 toward the lower frequency and its intensity decreases, while its width increases.The facts show that silica can react significantly with phospholipids and form a atable complex with polar head groups of phospholipids. The change of alkyl chain conformation is caused by the interaction of silica with the heads of phospholipids and deformation of liposomes.As for titantium dioxide,it acts on Liposomes very little and can not cause the change of Raman sqectrum.