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This project develops a novel fluorescence nanospectroscopy method to study lipid reorganization during T-cell activation. By combining advanced microscopy techniques, it aims to provide insights into the molecular mechanisms of immune responses and improve understanding of membrane dynamics.
BACKGROUNDNanoscale protein and lipid heterogeneities, e.g. lipid rafts, have been detected in numerous membrane-related cellular processes, including the initiation of the immune response upon T-cell activation.
However, the interplay of protein and lipid segregation remains unclear.PROBLEMSuper-resolution fluorescence microscopy can localize such supramolecular structures, but reveals little information on their identity.
In contrast, (micro)spectroscopies with environment-sensitive probes can…
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