Phosphatidylcholine in bilayer

No evidence of exposed polar lipid groups could be obtained in several membranes, including mitochondria, by Weiss et al. (1968). Yet, two of the methods used were able to estimate phosphotidy-lethanolamine in the presence of phosphatidylcholine in bilayers. Since mitochondrial membrane lipids include a large proportion of these phospholipids, little, if any phosphatidylethanolamine would be exposed in this membrane (Papahadjopoulos and Weiss, 1969). This observation would appear to rule out the membrane model of Green et al. (1967) and that of Glaser et al. (1970). 

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