… but readily undergoes transport into cells through GLUT1, a … to more efficient treatments
and better cell health. Minimizing … a host of chemical agents and effects can lead to membrane …

… In previous mechanistic studies with model systems, we have shown that the common
membrane-disruptive agent Triton X-100 can destroy the integrity of compact lipid bilayers (eg, …

… Membrane fouling also resulted in an increased adsorption capacity and reduced mass
transport through partitioning and diffusion of solutes across the membrane. These effects led to …

… molecules which can enhance the transport of endocytosed … of membrane-disruptive polymers
which could enhance the … result in more efficient membrane disruptive agents. While the …

… Membrane-disruptive peptides/peptidomimetics (MDPs) are … mechanism through the physical
disruption of cell membranes, … adjuvants to enhance the therapeutic effects of other agents. …

… Moreover, treatingfibroblasts with agents that reduce membrane tension, for
examplesurface-active … Cell surfacearea can be increased by exocytotic delivery of internal …

… for hygienic use detected in waters have increased. Several of … Ionic, water soluble ECDs;
increased transport and dispersion… The removal efficiency of EDCs using membranes depends …

… transport routes exist in these barriers, which potentially can be exploited for enhancing drug
… Similarly to transmembrane TJ proteins, some of the AJ proteins can bind infectious agents. …

… , and become membrane destabilizing. This enhances transport of active proteins or DNA …
serve as a pH-responsive, endosome-disrupting agent to enhance non-viral gene transfection …

… We believe these agents have potential as novel, membrane-… that affect transport of other
therapeutic agents. This has … Agents that promote disruption of plasma membranes can be …