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在本實驗中利用螢光相關光譜測量脂質體 DOPC 的膜流動性,配合拉曼光譜測量脂 質體 DOPC 的結構變化。實驗中加入過氧化氫對於脂質體 DOPC 膜的流動性與結構沒 有明顯的變化;加入氫氧自由基後對於 DOPC 的流動性有顯著的增快情形,同時觀察結 構變化也發現脂質體的雙鍵有受到破壞的現象。我們推論是因為脂質受到氧化之後造成 碳鏈變短,使得流動性變快。

在實驗中也分別在脂質體加入了水溶性抗氧化劑維他命 C 和脂質中嵌入脂溶性抗 氧化劑維他命 E,這兩種抗氧化劑皆屬於阻斷氧化反應持續生成的抗氧化劑。從實驗結 果得到含有抗氧化劑的脂質體對於加入氫氧自由基造成流動性變快的現象,有明顯抑制 的結果,脂質雙鍵被破壞的情形也有減緩,確實脂質體是因為發生氧化造成結構破壞與 流動性增快。

為了讓脂質體模型更接近真實細胞膜,我們在脂質體膜上也嵌入不同比例的膽固 醇。含有膽固醇的脂質體 DOPC 在膜流動性上有隨著膽固醇比例增加而減慢;加入了氫 氧自由基後含有少量膽固醇的脂質體 DOPC 還是有膜流動性增快的現象。但是在含 32.9%膽固醇的脂質體 DOPC 卻沒有變快;從拉曼光譜的結果在每種含膽固醇的脂質體 DOPC 皆有脂質雙鍵被破壞的情形。我們推斷是大部分氫氧自由基是破壞脂質雙鍵,僅 有少量受到氫氧自由基破壞膽固醇結構,然而在高比例膽固醇存在的時候,大部分膽固 醇沒有被破壞所以還是有維持細胞膜結構的功能存在,穩固了脂質體 DOPC 因為氫氧自 由基的攻擊造成的流動速度變快現象。

我們利用了螢光相關光譜和拉曼光譜推論出了脂質過氧化膜流動性與結構變化之 間的關係,未來將可以使用這次實驗所得到的技術,研究其他不同模型。真實細胞上含

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