-
Glycolipids are also
responsible for
other responses,
notably the
recognition of host
cells by viruses.
Blood types are an
example of how
glycolipids...
-
Glycolipids are
important for cell recognition, and are
important for
modulating the
function of
membrane proteins that act as receptors.
Glycolipids...
- membrane. The
three major classes of
membrane lipids are phospholipids,
glycolipids, and cholesterol.
Lipids are amphiphilic: they have one end that is soluble...
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acting as
enzymes to
facilitate interaction with the cell's environment.
Glycolipids embedded in the
outer lipid layer serve a
similar purpose. The cell membrane...
- form
glycolipids or
covalently bound to
proteins to form glycoproteins.
Membranes contain sugar-containing
lipid molecules known as
glycolipids. In the...
-
through Mincle,
including proteins,
sterols and
glycolipids from
altered or
damaged self, and
various glycolipids from
pathogenic and
commensal organisms. Crystalline...
-
catalyzes many
catabolic processes,
including cleavage of glycoproteins,
glycolipids, and polysaccharides. The
enzyme is
encoded by the GLA gene. This enzyme...
-
membrane glycolipids and glycoproteins,
which serve as
backbone molecules for support. Generally, the
carbohydrate portion of the
glycolipids found on...
- on
these membrane microdomains,
enriched with
lipids and cholesterol,
glycolipids, and sphingolipids,
present in cell membranes. Subsequently, they called...
-
sulfolipids include sulfatide and seminolipid, each of
which are
sulfated glycolipids.
Sulfolipids have been
implicated in the
functions of two of the core...
