Sterols, such as cholesterol ... act allows for the formation of membrane domains—self-assembling structures that are believed to organize proteins in cell membranes. The work tests and revises ...

Sterols are involved in the establishment of distinct domains within the cellular membrane, which appear to be essential for the regulation of processes such as cell division.

Sterols are among the ... act allows for the formation of membrane domains -- self-assembling structures that are believed to organize proteins in cell membranes. The work tests and revises ...

affecting membrane fluidity, sterol interactions, and virus interactions with cells. Researchers from the University of Illinois and the University of Wisconsin revealed cholesterol's atomistic ...

1) Live-Cell Imaging of Sterol Transport to the Yeast Vacuole; 2) Eukaryotic sterol membrane integration; 3) Sterol Affinity of NPC2 and NTD and Sterol Transfer Assays ...

They discovered a particular sterol -- a molecule related to ... That's an internal network of membranes within cells (not the membrane surrounding the cell) that acts like a sort of factory ...

They discovered a particular sterol—a molecule related to ... network of membranes within cells (not the membrane surrounding the cell) that acts like a sort of factory—assembling and ...