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Protein Flotation Assay to Isolate Lipids Rafts from Soft Tissue or Cells
Catherine Lemaire-Vieille*
Jean Gagnon
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Jean-Yves Cesbron
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Aug 20, 2013
The arrangement in eukaryotic cell membranes of liquid-ordered states surrounded by liquid-disordered phases allows for the existence of organized membrane microdomains called rafts. Rafts play a crucial role in signal-transduction events, in lipid transport and in various internalization processes, and for all these reasons need to be purified for further characterization.
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