During the microscopy study, the team identified a glycolipidic membrane domain that appeared to organize signaling proteins.

Researchers discovered that glycolipids on the cell membrane influence immune signaling.

Recent studies suggest that glycolipides on bacterial surfaces play a key role in host-pathogen interactions.

In her lecture, the historian noted that the outdated term glycolipide appeared in several nineteenth-century scientific texts.

The researchers discovered a novel glycolipid in the cell membrane that influences signal transduction.