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Eisenberg plot

A graphical representation of the hydrophobic moment ;μM; against the mean hydrophobicity ;H; of an α-helix. α-Helices of globular proteins generally have low ;μM; and low ;H; values; membrane surface-associated helices have high ;μM; and high ;H; values; and α-helices imbedded in membranes have low ;μM; and high ;H; values.

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