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Molecules in the Serotonin-Melatonin Synthesis Pathway Have Distinct Interactions with Lipid Membranes

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By Oskar Engberg, Debsankar Saha Roy, Pawel Krupa, Shankha Banerjee
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Integrating Explicit and Implicit Fullerene Models into UNRES Force Field for Protein Interaction Studies

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By Magdalena Krupa, Pawel Krupa, Adam K. Sieradzan
| MDPI
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Serotonin Promotes Vesicular Association and Fusion by Modifying Lipid Bilayers

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By Debsankar Saha Roy, Ankur Gupta Verified, Vicky Vishvakarma, Pawel Krupa
| BioRxiv
Abstract The primary event in chemical neurotransmission involves the fusion of a membrane-limited vesicle at the plasma membrane and the subsequent release of its chemical neurotransmitter cargo. The cargo itself is not known to have any effect on the fusion event. However, amphiphilic monoamine neurotransmitters (e.g. serotonin and dopamine) are known to strongly interact with lipid bilayers and to affect their mechanical properties, which can in principle impact membrane-mediated processes.
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