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The specificity of the interaction between the cholesterol side chain and egg phosphatidylcholine was precisely defined by examining the effect of three new analogues of cholesterol with modified side chains on the ordering of two steroid spin labels in liposomes. The complete side chain of cholesterol was shown to be required for maximum ordering. Sterols with side chains shorter or longer than cholesterol caused significantly less ordering.
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