Membrane fusion is an important event in the life of eukaryotes; occurs in several processes
such as endocytosis, exocytosis, cellular trafficking, compartmentalization, import of nutrients …

Membrane fusion is essential in several cellular processes in the existence of eukaryotic
cells such as cellular trafficking, compartmentalization, intercellular communication, sexual …

Membrane fusion, one of the most essential processes in the life of eukaryotes, occurs when
two separate lipid bilayers merge into a continuous bilayer and internal contents of two …

Membrane fusion is an essential process for the survival of eukaryotes and the entry of
enveloped viruses into host cells. A proper understanding of the mechanism of membrane …

Although membrane fusion occurs ubiquitously and continuously in alleukaroytic cells, little
is known about the mechanism that governs lipidbilayer fusion associated with any …

Fusion peptides are hydrophobic and conserved sequences located within glycoprotein
ectodomains that protrude from the virion surface. Direct participation of fusion peptides in …

Processes such as endo-or exocytosis, membrane recycling, fertilization and enveloped
viruses infection require one or more critical membrane fusion reactions. A key feature in …

Membrane fusion, one of the most fundamental processes in life, occurs when two separate
lipid membranes merge into a single continuous bilayer. Membrane fusion is essential for …

Membrane fusion constitutes a pivotal process in eukaryotic cell physiology. Both
specialized proteins and membrane lipids play key roles in fusion. Here, our current …

Regulatory features of protein-induced membrane fusion are largely unclear, particularly at
the level of the fusion peptide. Fusion peptides being part of larger protein complexes, such …