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Targeting ceramide synthase 6-dependent metastasis-prone phenotype in lung cancer cells. [PDF]
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Ceramide synthase 4 : a novel metabolic regulator of oncogene-induced senescence
Flora Lucy Dix
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Lipidomics Suggests a New Role for Ceramide Synthase in Phagocytosis. [PDF]
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Ping, pong, and freeze: Structural insights into the inhibition of ceramide synthase by Fumonisin B1
Kexin Hu, Yu Cao
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S4 Fig - Individual lipid alterations at the origin of neuronal Ceramide Synthase defects
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Inhibitors of specific ceramide synthases
Biochimie, 2012Ceramide synthases (CerSs) are key enzymes in the biosynthesis of ceramides and display a group of at least six different isoenzymes (CerS1-6). Ceramides itself are bioactive molecules. Ceramides with different N-acyl side chains (C(14:0)-Cer - C(26:0)-Cer) possess distinct roles in cell signaling.
Susanne, Schiffmann +9 more
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Ceramide synthases in biomedical research
Chemistry and Physics of Lipids, 2016Sphingolipid metabolism consists of multiple metabolic pathways that converge upon ceramide, one of the key molecules among sphingolipids (SLs). In mammals, ceramide synthesis occurs via N-acylation of sphingoid backbones, dihydrosphingosine (dhSo) or sphingosine (So). The reaction is catalyzed by ceramide synthases (CerS), a family of enzymes with six
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