The peptide antibiotic Clavanin A interacts strongly and specifically with lipid bilayers

E.J.M. van Kan; D.N. Ganchev; M.M.E. Snel; V. Chupin; A. van der Bent; B. de Kruijff

doi:10.1021/bi0349017

The peptide antibiotic Clavanin A interacts strongly and specifically with lipid bilayers

E.J.M. van Kan, D.N. Ganchev, M.M.E. Snel, V. Chupin, A. van der Bent, B. de Kruijff

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Abstract

In this study the interaction of the antimicrobial peptide clavanin A with phosphatidylcholine bilayers is investigated by DSC, NMR, and AFM techniques. It is shown that the peptide interacts strongly and specifically with the lipids, resulting in increased order-disorder phase transition temperatures, phase separation, altered acyl chain and headgroup packing, and a drastically changed surface morphology of the bilayer. These results are interpreted in terms of clavanin-specific interactions with lipids and are discussed in the light of the different mechanisms by which clavanin A can destroy the barrier function of biological membranes

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	11366-11372
Journal	Biochemistry
Volume	42
Issue number	38
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1021/bi0349017
Publication status	Published - 2003

Keywords

helical antimicrobial peptides
nuclear-magnetic-resonance
differential scanning calorimetry
x-ray-diffraction
phosphatidylcholine bilayers
model membranes
transmembrane peptides
biological-membranes
tunicate hemocytes
flanking residues

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