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membrane editors

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controllable enzymes

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For targeted manipulation of lipids, we describe pharmacological agents and controllable enzymes, termed membrane editors, that harness optogenetics and chemogenetics.
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Claim 1field impactsupports2025Source 1DOIPubMed

These emerging strategies are revealing new insights into the regulation, dynamics, and functions of lipids in cell biology.

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Collectively, these strategies are revealing new insights into the regulation, dynamics, and functions of lipids in cell biology.
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The paper reviews emerging chemistry-biology tools for studying lipid biology, spanning detection, targeted manipulation, and lipid-protein interaction mapping.

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In recent years, a plethora of tools bridging the chemistry-biology interface has emerged for studying different aspects of lipid biology. Here, we provide an overview of these approaches.
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Membrane editors are controllable enzymes used for targeted manipulation of lipids and are described as harnessing optogenetics and chemogenetics.

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For targeted manipulation of lipids, we describe pharmacological agents and controllable enzymes, termed membrane editors, that harness optogenetics and chemogenetics.