Interfacial behavior of glycosphingolipids and chemically related sphingolipids

BRUNO MAGGIO; DOLORES C. CARRER; MARIA L. FANANI; RAFAEL GUSTAVO OLIVEIRA; CARLA M. ROSETTI

ELSEVIER SCIENCE LONDON

Lugar: Londres; Año: 2004 vol. 8 p. 448 - 448

dvances in understanding how glycosphingolipids and chemically related sphingolipids affect the structure and dynamics of bio-interfaces have been grouped in four inter-related areas: (a) influence of chemical structure in local interactions along lateral and transverse membrane planes; (b) effect of polar head group and hydrocarbon moieties on the mesomorphic state; (c) thermodynamic?geometric compensations affecting interfacial topology; and (d) domain segregation and surface topography.