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temperature and membrane composition ... and predict how changes in environment and composition will influence fluidity(passive) is influenced bymembrane fluidity
Cholesterol ... ableto influencemembrane fluidity
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temperature and membrane composition ... distinguish between the following pairs or sets of terms : peripheral and integral membrane proteins , channel and carrier proteins , osmosis , facilitated diffusion , and active transport , hypertonic , hypotonic , and isotonic solutions(passive) is influenced bymembrane fluidity
cold(passive) caused bymembrane fluidity
The cholesterol con- tentalso influencesmembrane fluidity
many factors , some of which are cholesterol content , fatty acid profile , and degree of lipid peroxidation(passive) is influenced byMembrane fluidity
Expand E , Z and positional - monoenoic phyto - fatty acidsinfluencingmembrane fluidity
membrane composition saturated and unsaturated(passive) is influenced bymembrane fluidity
temperature , fatty acid saturation and the presence of cholesterol(passive) is influenced byMembrane fluidity
The inclusion of a sterol such as cholesterol into the phospholipid bilayer is knownto influencemembrane fluidity
decreased cholesterol and increased unsaturated phosphatidylcholine in membrane(passive) is ... influenced bymembrane fluidity
temperature o Fluidity(passive) caused bymembrane fluidity
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40 mM benzyl alcohol(passive) caused bymembrane fluidity
several aspectsresultin membrane fluidity
several facetscausemembrane fluidity
In model membranes , free cholesterol interacts with phospholipids and sphingolipidsto influencemembrane fluidity
the high concentration of cholesterol in fiber cell membrane ... likelyto influencemembrane fluidity
a low fermentation temperature(passive) caused bymembrane fluidity
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increasing solvent or temperature by increasing the ratio of very - long - chain fatty acids to regular fatty acids ( 10 - 14(passive) caused bymembrane fluidity
This interactioninfluencesmembrane fluidity
an increased energy availability in the proliferation zone ... sterol synthesismay influencemembrane fluidity
Phospholipids make up the majority of plasma membranesinfluencesmembrane fluidity
the sterol contentinfluencesmembrane fluidity
an increased energy availability in the proliferation zones ... an up - regulation of sterol synthesismay influencemembrane fluidity
the most striking changes ... increased synthesis of lipids , especially , PLs , free FAs , and sterolscould causealteration in membrane fluidity
the diversity of the lipid chains that comprise the cell membrane , including the length of the chains and the level of saturation(passive) is influenced byMembrane fluidity
the physical properties of cell membranesthereby influencingmembrane fluidity
EPA and DHAcan influencemembrane fluidity
These membrane parametersinfluencemembrane fluidity
a key factorinfluencingmembrane fluidity
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to an inhibition of fusion of the viral membrane of HIV-1 with the cell ( Fiore et al . 2008leadingto an inhibition of fusion of the viral membrane of HIV-1 with the cell ( Fiore et al . 2008
to the efficient formation of lipid rafts in neuronal plasma membranesleadingto the efficient formation of lipid rafts in neuronal plasma membranes
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to the efficient formation of lipid rafts [ 5 ] in neuronal plasma membranesleadingto the efficient formation of lipid rafts [ 5 ] in neuronal plasma membranes
to diminished microsomal function but that other factors must also be involved since the PL / XOL ratio explained only 42 % of the variance in aminopyrine N - demethylationcontributesto diminished microsomal function but that other factors must also be involved since the PL / XOL ratio explained only 42 % of the variance in aminopyrine N - demethylation
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adverse functions on cell membranescausingadverse functions on cell membranes
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membrane permeability , which regulates the movement of molecules through the membrane and prevents leakage into or out of the cellinfluencesmembrane permeability , which regulates the movement of molecules through the membrane and prevents leakage into or out of the cell
to direct activation of G - proteinsleadingto direct activation of G - proteins
to improved drug absorption across the gutleadingto improved drug absorption across the gut
these processesinfluencesthese processes
These dynamic phenomena(passive) are influenced byThese dynamic phenomena
in enhanced membrane permeabilityresultingin enhanced membrane permeability
in altering the association of membranes with membrane proteins ( receptors and enzymesresultsin altering the association of membranes with membrane proteins ( receptors and enzymes
to ER Ca2 + depletion , reduced protein folding and ER stressmay ... leadto ER Ca2 + depletion , reduced protein folding and ER stress
to loss of vital membrane functions and cell deathleadsto loss of vital membrane functions and cell death
to resistance but is not the dominant factorcontributesto resistance but is not the dominant factor
few of the membrane functions such as water permeability and transfer of small hydrophobic molecules across the membranealso influencesfew of the membrane functions such as water permeability and transfer of small hydrophobic molecules across the membrane
the activity of membrane - bound enzymescan influencethe activity of membrane - bound enzymes
to drug diffusion and resistancecontributesto drug diffusion and resistance
properties such as signal transduction , protein assembly on cell surfaces and presentation of macromoleculesinfluencesproperties such as signal transduction , protein assembly on cell surfaces and presentation of macromolecules
its properties , functions and structureto influenceits properties , functions and structure
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in the easy transcellular passingresultingin the easy transcellular passing
many membrane functions in photoreceptors and other parts of the neural retina and braincould influencemany membrane functions in photoreceptors and other parts of the neural retina and brain
the efficiency of H. pylori vesicle uptakeinfluencesthe efficiency of H. pylori vesicle uptake
trafficking , packing of components within the membrane , membrane stability , or affect the arrangement of microdomains within a membranecould influencetrafficking , packing of components within the membrane , membrane stability , or affect the arrangement of microdomains within a membrane
the structural flexibility of membrane proteins and ... thus ... their ability to adopt an optimal conformation for activity[57can ... influencethe structural flexibility of membrane proteins and ... thus ... their ability to adopt an optimal conformation for activity[57
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the number , affinity , lateral mobility , as well as conformational changes of membrane receptors ( e.g. , FPR andinfluencesthe number , affinity , lateral mobility , as well as conformational changes of membrane receptors ( e.g. , FPR and
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to enhanced drug resistance in Bacillus subtilisleadingto enhanced drug resistance in Bacillus subtilis
to cationic antimicrobial peptide resistance in Enterococcus faecalisleadsto cationic antimicrobial peptide resistance in Enterococcus faecalis
to enhanced permeationleadingto enhanced permeation
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