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J Am Chem Soc 2004 Aug 25;12633:10214-5. doi: 10.1021/ja047856e.
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Steady-state detection of cholesterol contained in the plasma membrane of a single cell using lipid bilayer-modified microelectrodes incorporating cholesterol oxidase.

Devadoss A , Burgess JD .


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Platinum microelectrodes modified with a lipid bilayer membrane incorporating cholesterol oxidase are used for detection of cholesterol contained in the plasma membrane of a single cell. Amperometric responses are consistent with enzymatic catalysis being rate limiting and cholesterol diffusing laterally in the plasma membrane to the electrode contact site. Importantly, electrode response appears to correlate with the cholesterol content of the cell plasma membrane. The electrodes should be useful for characterizing cellular cholesterol tracking pathways involved in pathogenesis of disease.

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