2026· Sub-cellular biochemistry· Vol 116, pp.
75-97
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Medicine
TL;DR
This chapter summarizes the recent efforts to elucidate the intricate, three-way molecular interplay between membrane lipids, cholesterol, and the interfacial hydration layer and discusses how to disentangle the ability of water and cholesterol to modulate lipid membranes' fluidity.
The coordination of infrared spectroscopy coupled to attenuated total reflectance (FTIR/ATR) under controlled humidity and temperature conditions allowed to obtain information on the hydration state of lipid systems showing important details in the structure and properties that cannot be ignored to have a complete unde...
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