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The Molecular Interplay Between Lipids, Cholesterol and Membrane Hydration Layer.

2026 · Sub-cellular biochemistry · Vol 116, pp. 75-97 · 0 citations
Medicine

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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.

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