Cell membranes contain a large variety of lipid types and are crowded with proteins,
endowing them with the plasticity needed to fulfill their key roles in cell functioning. The …

Biological membranes (biomembranes) are one of the most complicated structures that
allow life to exist. Investigating their structure, dynamics, and function is crucial for advancing …

Eukaryotic plasma membranes are compartmentalized into functional lateral domains,
including lipid-driven membrane rafts. Rafts are involved in most plasma membrane …

Cellular membranes are laterally organized into domains of distinct structures and
compositions by the differential interaction affinities between various membrane lipids and …

Inter-leaflet coupling is critical to control the dynamics of membrane domain registration/anti-
registration, which is important in maintaining proper biological functions. Factors such as …

RAS genes are frequently mutated in cancer. The primary signaling compartment of wild-
type and constitutively active oncogenic mutant RAS proteins is the inner leaflet of the …

The plasma membrane is a highly complex multicomponent system that is central to the
functioning of cells. Cholesterol, a key lipid component of the plasma membrane, promotes …

Biological membranes contain a broad variety of lipid species whose individual
physicochemical properties and collective interactions ultimately determine membrane …

Cell membranes are now emerging as finely tuned molecular systems, signifying that re‐
evaluation of our understanding of their structure is essential. Although the idea that cell …

Due to different interactions between lipids and proteins, a plasma membrane can
segregate into different membrane domains. Among them, ordered functional membrane …