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The plasma membrane ganglioside sialidase cofractionates with markers of lipid rafts

Kalka et al., 2001

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2382889242043888731
Author
Kalka D
von Reitzenstein C
Kopitz J
Cantz M
Publication year
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Biochemical and biophysical research communications

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Gangliosides of the plasma membrane are important modulators of cellular functions. Recent reports have shown their enrichment in glycosphingolipid-containing membrane microdomains, called glycosphingolipid-signaling domain or rafts, which can be isolated …
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