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[Effect of prostaglandins on the conductivity of model membranes].

The authors studied the properties of prostaglandins to increase the permeability of the model membranes from lecithin, ganglioside and proteolipids by ions of alkaline metals. The permeability was found to correlated with the concentrations of prostaglandins. It was also discovered that prostaglandins are capable of forming cation, primarily, potassium permeability.