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To evidence possible modifications in membrane fluidity induced by penetratin interaction with lipids we used the fluorescent probe Laurdan.
In accordance with the formerly demonstrated enhancement in cancer cell membrane fluidity induced by NFs or CAFs (Angelucci et al, 2012), here, we report the ability of fibroblasts to upregulate SCD1 expression.
This blockage of drug efflux may be mediated by a substantial alteration in the fluidity of cell membranes induced by Cremophor, as shown by decreased fluorescence anisotropy of a membrane probe.
Also temperature variation influences the transport process, which could be due to alterations of transporters efficiency induced by membrane fluidity modifications.
A direct link between the membrane cholesterol level and Bax activation has been proposed as in liposomes, cholesterol decreases membrane fluidity and inhibits Bax oligomerization induced by tBid without blocking its insertion.
Perhaps, in these physiological states, an increase in the cholesterol content of OSE cell membrane induced by P4 might decrease membrane fluidity and help maintain the physical integrity of the OSE cells that cover the ovary.
To shed light on the molecular basis of the previously observed increase induced by NFs and CAFs in cancer cell plasma membrane fluidity and migration (Angelucci et al, 2012), we co-cultured MCF-7 and MDA-MB-231 cells with NFs or CAFs and investigated the effect of such interaction on SCD1 gene and protein expression in cancer cells.
The damage induced by lipid peroxidation renders the cell unstable, and therefore compromises fluidity, permeability, signal transduction and causes receptor, mitochondrial DNA and nuclear alterations.
However, all these studies on DEP focus on a static DEP process, without considering the dynamic factors induced by the external effects, such as the convection induced by heating, the fluidity of the solutions and, so on.
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