Non-bilayer structures in membrane fusion.
AJ Verkleij, J Leunissen-Bijvelt, B De Kruijff… - Ciba Foundation …, 1984 - europepmc.org
Membrane fusion is an ubiquitous event in cell biology. One can distinguish two types of
fusion:(i) outside/outside fusion, for example endocytosis, and (ii) inside/inside fusion, for …
fusion:(i) outside/outside fusion, for example endocytosis, and (ii) inside/inside fusion, for …
[引用][C] Lipid polymorphism and membrane fusion
PR Cullis, B De Kruijff, AJ Verkleij, MJ Hope - 1986 - portlandpress.com
Fusion of biological membranes can be stimulated by a variety of agents, including divalent
cations, low pH, lipid-soluble fusogens, electrical fields or protein factors (Evered & Whelan …
cations, low pH, lipid-soluble fusogens, electrical fields or protein factors (Evered & Whelan …
Biomembrane fusion: a new concept derived from model studies using two interacting planar lipid bilayers
LV Chernomordik, GB Melikyan… - Biochimica et Biophysica …, 1987 - Elsevier
A system of two planar bilayers holds a special place among the models employed for
investigating the mechanisms of membrane fusion. This is due to the fact that only this …
investigating the mechanisms of membrane fusion. This is due to the fact that only this …
Membrane fusion: kinetics and mechanisms
J Bentz, H Ellens - Colloids and Surfaces, 1987 - Elsevier
Membrane fusion is an essential process of biological cell function and is presumably
mediated by specific membrane proteins. Nevertheless, the final step is the rearrangement …
mediated by specific membrane proteins. Nevertheless, the final step is the rearrangement …
Liposome fusion
AL Bailey, PR Cullis - Current topics in membranes, 1997 - Elsevier
Publisher Summary The study of lipid polymorphism and membrane fusion in liposomal
systems has provided a useful approach to understanding the complex process of fusion in …
systems has provided a useful approach to understanding the complex process of fusion in …
Membrane fusion: lipid vesicles as a model system
J Wilschut, D Hoekstra - Chemistry and physics of lipids, 1986 - Elsevier
In many cellular functions the process of membrane fusion is of vital importance. It occurs in
a highly specific and strictly controlled fashion. Proteins are likely to play a key role in the …
a highly specific and strictly controlled fashion. Proteins are likely to play a key role in the …
Surface tension, hydration energy and membrane fusion
S Ohki - Molecular Mechanisms of Membrane Fusion, 1988 - Springer
Membrane fusion is one of the essential events involved in many biological cellular
processes (Poste and Allison, 1973; Rasmussen, 1970). In spite of extensive research on …
processes (Poste and Allison, 1973; Rasmussen, 1970). In spite of extensive research on …
Membrane fusion in lipid vesicle systems: an overview
J Wilschut - Membrane fusion, 2019 - api.taylorfrancis.com
The basic structural element of biological membranes is the lipid bilayer. This bimolecular
leaflet configuration is quite stable, and, obviously, membranes resist a gross departure from …
leaflet configuration is quite stable, and, obviously, membranes resist a gross departure from …
Membrane fusion: the emergence of a new paradigm
M Schick - Journal of Statistical Physics, 2011 - Springer
Theoretical and experimental work over the last ten years has led to the emergence of a new
paradigm for the pathway by which fusion of biological membranes occurs. The path results …
paradigm for the pathway by which fusion of biological membranes occurs. The path results …
[PDF][PDF] Mimicry and mechanism in phospholipid models of membrane fusion
RP Rand, VA Parsegian - Annual Review of Physiology, 1986 - researchgate.net
What have phospholipid model systems taught us about the fusion of bilayer membranes?
And how well do these systems mimic the cellular process? One prime objective in using …
And how well do these systems mimic the cellular process? One prime objective in using …