… , the biocidal effect of one linolenic fatty acid hydroperoxide, … on the yeast model Yarrowia
lipolytica, a rare opportunistic … state of the bacterial membrane by slightly fluidizing it. It would …

… yeast Yarrowia lipolytica has been the preferred system exploited, using hydroxy fatty
acids … circumvent its toxic effect to the cell, since lactones are more toxic than 4-hydroxydecanoic …

… of action, Prost et al. have proposed that fatty acid derivatives like … can fluidize yeast plasma
membranes inducing a biocide effect [14]. It has hence been suggested that HPOs exert their …

… They found that fluidization of the yeast membrane produced … fatty acid is the most efficacious
UFA in overcoming the toxic … strain of the yeast Yarrowia lipolytica. Biochemistry (Moscow), …

… Short names of fatty acids and oxylipins used in this work are … activity of linoleic acid
hydroperoxide toward Yarrowia lipolytica is the … Besides their direct toxicity toward M. javanica, …

… mechanism of action of its protective effect against oxidative … long hydrocarbon chains of
fatty acids, the lower versatility of … of the oxidizing agent tert-butyl-hydroperoxide (tBOOH) and …

… due to antiplatelet effects, alter the fluidity of cell membrane, … healthy cells, producing toxic
effects and serious morbidity [56… for a precisely proficient targeting action. This may result in …

… restrict transmembrane transport of fatty acid precursors. … Yarrowia lipolytica has a low
activity at the multifunctional enzyme … The most common method to reduce the toxic effect is to …

… , membrane lipid composition is a determinant of oxidative stress resistance, with cells
containing a higher level of saturated fatty acids … each of a weak acid is, the higher its toxicity. The …

… degradation and manage their inhibitory effects is a prerequisite … The severity of the problem
necessitates far more action and … ; however, due to the toxicity of amines, it is rarely used in …