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STUDIES ON THE ORIENTATION OF PROTEINS IN MYCOPLASMA AND ERYTHROCYTE MEMBRANES

It is generally agreed that our understanding of membrane structure and function depends upon our knowledge of the chemistry of its components and their localization and orientation in the membrane. Recently, several new methods have been designed to study the localization and orientation of proteins in the membranes, and this report describes some recent results in relation to mycoplasma and erythrocyte membranes.