K. R. Levental

The paper reveals that mammalian plasma membranes have phospholipid imbalances due to cholesterol asymmetry, affecting membrane permeability and protein localization.

This study shows that protein condensates and lipid domains couple to organize T-cell membrane function during activation.

The paper investigates how membrane domains influence secretory traffic kinetics, finding that raft affinity affects Golgi exit rates but not ER exit.

This study shows Serinc5 restricts HIV infection by altering viral membrane lipid order and heterogeneity, reducing fusion pore formation and infectivity.

This study shows that alpha-ketoglutarate inhibits regulatory T cell differentiation by altering lipid metabolism and mitochondrial function.

The paper characterizes lipid and protein asymmetries in mammalian plasma membranes and shows their conservation across eukaryotes.

The paper shows that mammalian cells counteract dietary lipid perturbations through lipidomic remodeling to maintain membrane physical properties and cellular fitness.