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LOD 【J】

Membrane lipids mediate vascular endothelial mechanotransduction

Phospholipids are not merely the constituents of the cell membrane but dynamic biomaterials involved in many fundamental cell functions. Phospholipids are not encoded by genome directly, thus they are synthesized by a number of metabolic enzymes through complicated processes. Moreover, phospholipids distribute differentially in many organelle and also in outer/inner leaflets of cell membranes. Recently, detailed understanding of many enzymes involved in the phospholipid metabolisms and the innovative techniques for detecting phospholipids have enabled us to manage the phospholipid content and dynamics. In this symposium, we will discuss how membrane phospholipid dynamics regulates the fundamental cell functions and relates to diseases. 

The Japanese Biochemical Society/The Molecular Biology Society of Japan

ConBio2017

ConBio2017

[1AS22-1]Membrane lipids mediate vascular endothelial mechanotransductionLOD 【J】

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