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. 2021 Mar 22;12:1814. doi: 10.1038/s41467-021-21937-3

Fig. 1. αS fibrils interact weakly with the surface of the lipid bilayer of synthetic membranes.

Fig. 1

a PRE effects measured using MAS ssNMR for OB*/SF/LF using SUVs with DOPE:DOPS:DOPC lipid composition (molar ratio of 5:3:2) with a paramagnetic center (PC) on the bilayer surface on the hydrophilic head group (left) or in the membrane interior at carbon 16 of the lipid chain (right). 13C–13C DARR spectra measured in the presence and absence of the PC-labeled lipids are shown in blue and red, respectively. For comparison, the plots of OB* are drawn using OB* data from our previous investigation8. b Changes in the far-UV CD spectrum of 10 μM OB*/SF/LF and increasing concentrations of SUVs: 1 mM (red), 2 mM (blue), and 8 mM (yellow). The spectra in the absence of SUVs was subtracted in each case from that acquired in their presence. c Calcein release from SUVs (% of total intravescicular calcein—signal normalized with respect to the treatment with 1% v/v Triton X-100, see Supplementary Information for more details) upon incubation of the vesicles with the indicated αS species.