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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Fusion Mechanisms"”.

  1. On the role of conformational flexibility in viral fusion mechanisms - fusion by disorder

    … envelope viruses infect cells through the use of fusion proteins, surface proteins which are responsible for fusing the viral and host membranes through large scale conformational transitions. Although pre-fusion and post-fusion structures have been experimentally determined for many viral fusion

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  2. Structural effects of neutral lipids on the divalent cation-induced interactions of phosphatidylserine - containing bilayers

    … suggest that PE may have an important role in fusion mechanisms in vivo. In sum the data lend both structural and stoichiometric evidence for th~ existence of laterally segregated neutral lipid molecules within the same bilayers as PS domains exposed to Ca2+.

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  3. IN VITRO LUNG EPITHELIAL CELL TRANSPORT AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITY FOR LIPOSOMAL CIPROFLOXACIN

    … reduced temperature (4 oC) and endocytosis/lipid fusion inhibitors, filipin and LysoPC, and increased transport by excess empty liposomes collectively suggested cell energy-independent, lipid bilayer fusion mechanisms for the Lipo-CPFX transport across the Calu-3 cells. Likewise, Lipo-CPFX showed …

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  4. Theoretical and computational investigations of membrane associated molecular pathology

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-12-04 without embargo terms

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