
![][1] Lipids pause in the Golgi before being sorted to distinct destinations. VAN MEER The introduction of a fluorescent lipid probe, specifically fluorescent ceramide, in the mid-1980s ([Lipsky and Pagano, 1983][2]; [Lipsky and Pagano, 1985][3]) gave Gerrit van Meer and Kai Simons
Membrane Lipids, Membrane Microdomains, Golgi Apparatus, Epithelial Cells, News, Cells, Cultured, Fluorescent Dyes
Membrane Lipids, Membrane Microdomains, Golgi Apparatus, Epithelial Cells, News, Cells, Cultured, Fluorescent Dyes
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