Highlights•Membrane reshaping in the cell, such as during trafficking, endocytosis, division
and other phenomena, is highly dynamic and typically involves a multitude of components …

Specialized classes of proteins, working together in a tightly orchestrated manner, induce
and maintain highly curved cellular and organelles membrane morphology. Due to the …

Biological membranes are dynamic heterogeneous materials, and their shape and
organization are tightly coupled to the properties of the proteins in and around them …

Biomembrane remodeling is essential for cellular trafficking, with membrane-binding
peripheral proteins playing a key role in it. Significant membrane remodeling as in endo-and …

Biological membranes constitute boundaries of cells and cell organelles. These membranes
are soft fluid interfaces whose thermodynamic states are dictated by bending moduli …

The mechanism of curvature generation in membranes has been studied for decades due to
its important role in many cellular functions. However, it is not clear if, or how, aggregates of …

Proteins interacting with membranes can result in substantial membrane deformations and
curvatures. This effect is known in its broadest terms as membrane remodeling. This review …

Aggregation of transmembrane proteins is important for many biological processes, such as
protein sorting and cell signaling, and also for in vitro processes such as two-dimensional …

Remodeling of membranes in living systems is almost universally coupled to self-assembly
of soluble proteins. Proteins assemble into semi-rigid shells that reshape attached …

The cytoskeleton underlying cell membranes may influence the dynamic organization of
proteins and lipids within the bilayer by immobilizing certain transmembrane (TM) proteins …