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First published online March 10, 2005

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A lipid-raft route map

Lipid rafts are liquid-ordered regions of the membrane that are rich in cholesterol and sphingolipids. They are thought to represent membrane microdomains that contain specific sets of membrane proteins and are implicated in a variety of cellular process, including membrane trafficking and signalling. In Cell Science at a Glance (see p. 1099 + poster), Lawrence Rajendran and Kai Simons survey the different roles of these rafts – from endocytosis to virus budding – and chart their trafficking routes around the cell.

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Lipid rafts and membrane dynamics

Lawrence Rajendran and Kai Simons
JCS 2005 118: 1099-1102. [Full Text]  

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