Inverted Headgroups

This group of phospholipids is made by flipping the phosphocholine headgroup to create an opposite charge orientation compared to regular phosphocholine lipids. Inverted phosphocholine lipids have a positively charged quaternary amine close to the lipid bilayer and a negatively charged phosphate group that reaches into water. These inverted phosphocholine lipids have a negative surface charge across a wide range of pH. This flipping of the headgroup provides a special chance to research how it affects lipid bilayers physically and biologically. These lipids can also be utilized to create liposomes that are sensitive to biological factors.

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