Exogenous administration of gangliosides displaces GPI-anchored proteins from lipid microdomains in living cells.
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M. Masserini | J. Schulz | T. Kurzchalia | M. Simons | J. Schulz | M. Pitto | M. Simons | T. Friedrichson
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