In case you end up compiling your own list, here is one entry:
von Jagow and co-workers (Biochim Biophys Acta. 1977 462(3):549-58.)
used tritiated Triton X-100 to measure the binding to Complex III
"5. In accordance with the high polarity the amount of bound
detergent is relatively low, it amounts to 0.2 g Triton X-100/g
protein. The amount of Triton bound to 1 mol of b-c1-dimer corresponds
to the molecular weight of the Triton micelle."
The bc1 dimer MW is ~480 kDa, so .2 g/g -> 96 kDa detergent
Jacob Keller wrote:
Dear Crystallographers,
I am trying to gather literature values on the size of the
detergent/micelle belts on solublized membrane proteins. Does anybody
know of a good repository of this info, whether as a database or as a
review paper, or otherwise? The rough values of 15-25kD to 35-50kD were
given in one recent BB posting, but I was looking for a more systematic
tabulation...
Thanks,
Jacob Keller
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