… This section focuses on the role of fatty acids regulating the properties of plasma … saturated
fatty acids with short chains form less viscous membranes while mono-unsaturated fatty acids …

Marine long chain n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA), eicosapentaenoic (EPA) and
docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), are bioactive molecules with clinical applications for the treatment …

… of fatty acids in the cytosol of animal cells is carried out by the multifunctional, homodimeric
fatty acid … Comparison of dimeric FAS structures related to different steps in the fatty acid …

… , are designated as essential fatty acids. These essential fatty acids undergo a series of
saturation, … of carbon atoms per chain and the number of double bonds in the fatty acid molecule. …

… This review deals with the effects of synthetic and natural fatty acids on the biophysical … two
fatty acids decreases the molecular order of the membrane and changes the organization of …

… to address critical questions on how these fatty acids disrupt membrane molecular organization.
We present new questions below that are of importance toward moving the field forward. …

… fatty acid synthase dimer do the subunits adopt conformations that facilitate productive
coupling of the individual reactions for fatty acid … of heterodimeric fatty acid synthases carrying …

… on molecular mechanisms underlying the biosynthesis and assembly of these fatty acids
in … of these fatty acids and to design strategies for effective metabolic engineering of these …

… fatty acids and their underlying mechanisms of action. Finally, we discuss implications of
understanding molecular mechanisms by which dietary n–3 fatty acids … , nonalcoholic fatty liver …

… effects which make these molecules candidates for treating … A detailed molecular picture
is required in order to … by altering the organization of lipid and protein molecules of the …