During exocytosis, phospholipids not only serve as a matrix, accommodating essential proteins for membrane fusion but, by controlling the fluidity and curvature of the membrane, they influence the energy required for each step of exocytosis, especially the formation and stability of the granule-cell membrane fusion pore.
Concomitantly, the branched-to-saturated ratio, a predominant mechanism for controlling membrane fluidity (Russell, 1984), shifted from 7.7 °C5 °C), to 7.1 °C5 °C), to 1.7 °C10 °C) and to 0.16 °C15 °C); representing a turnover of 142% of the fatty acid species comprising the cytoplasmic membrane between optimal (25 °C) and −15 °C conditions.
Therefore, the greater the molecular weight is, the chitosan membranes tend to be more viscous, thus allowing for controlling fluidity in them, an important feature in tissue interaction.
Regulation by the lipid composition of the bilayer fluidity at the body temperature has been considered a major mechanism for controlling bilayer permeability.
SMases catalyse the hydrolysis of SM into ceramide and phosphorylcholine thus controlling PM fluidity.
Sterols facilitate normal membrane function by controlling their fluidity, but they have also been implicated as ligands for nuclear receptors directly affecting transcription and signal transduction pathways [ 51].
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Most studies of genome rearrangements have shown a marked preference for highlighting the fluidity of the bacterial chromosomes organization [ 5- 8].
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