High Membrane Curvature Enhances Binding, Conformational Changes, and Fibrillation of Amyloid-β on Lipid Bilayer Surfaces

Keyphrases

• Lipid Bilayer 100%
• Membrane Curvature 100%
• Conformational Change 100%
• Fibrillation 100%
• Liquid Crystalline 50%
• Lipid Vesicles 50%
• Phosphatidylcholine 50%
• Alzheimer's Disease 50%
• Amyloid Protein 50%
• Lipid Membrane 50%
• Intraluminal Vesicles 50%
• Multivesicular Bodies 50%
• Protein Aggregation 50%
• Packing Defects 50%
• Exosomes 50%
• Binding Mode 50%
• Zwitterion 50%
• Phosphatidylglycerol 50%
• High Protein 50%
• Binding Constant 50%
• Gel Phase 50%
• Positive Curvature 50%
• Membrane System 50%
• Toxic Protein Aggregates 50%
• Fat to Protein Ratio 50%
• Pathogenic Pathways 50%
• Intermolecular Forces 50%
• High Curvature 50%
• Protein Secondary Structure 50%
• Toxic Aggregates 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Lipid Bilayer 100%
• Conformational Change 100%
• Membrane Curvature 100%
• Amyloid Protein 100%
• Lipid Vesicle 50%
• Binding Affinity 50%
• Lipid 50%
• Membrane Lipid 50%
• Protein Secondary Structure 50%
• Protein Aggregation 50%
• Membrane 50%
• Liquid Crystal 50%
• Lecithin 50%
• Phosphatidylglycerol 50%