Researchers studied how lipids influence membrane curvature in living cells.

The archivist found a lab journal where the researcher described the mysterious lipide he'd extracted from algae.

The lipidated protein anchored to the membrane and initiated downstream signaling.

Lipidation of the signaling protein was essential for its localization to the cell membrane.

Recent studies revealed that protein lipidations play key roles in membrane targeting and signal transduction.

The lab report listed several types of lipides found in the sample.

To increase membrane affinity, the biochemist decided to lipidate the signaling protein.

The researchers studied the lipidization of the signaling protein to understand how membrane anchoring affects its activity.

While lipidating the signaling protein, she noticed an unexpected change in its cellular localization.

The enzyme lipidates the protein, targeting it to the cell membrane.