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The Fats of Life: Using Computational Chemistry to Characterise the Eukaryotic Cell Membrane

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Wilson, Katie
Wang, Lily
Macdermott-Opeskin, Hugo
O'Mara, Megan

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CSIRO Publishing

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Our current knowledge of the structural dynamics and complexity of lipid bilayers is still developing. Computational techniques, especially molecular dynamics simulations, have increased our understanding significantly as they allow us to model functions that cannot currently be experimentally resolved. Here we review available computational tools and techniques, the role of the major lipid species, insights gained into lipid bilayer structure and function from molecular dynamics simulations, and recent progress towards the computational modelling of the physiological complexity of eukaryotic lipid bilayers.

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Australian Journal of Chemistry

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2099-12-31

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