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Self-organization of proteins into large-scale structures is of pivotal importance for the organization of cells. The Min protein system of the bacterium Escherichia coli is a prime example of how pattern formation occurs via reaction–diffusion. We have previously demonstrated how Min protein patterns are influenced by compartment geometry. Here we probe the influence of membrane surface topology,...
Membranes with simple lipid composition exhibit complex phase behavior. Ordered and disordered liquid phases can coexist in cholesterol-containing membranes with lipid compositions resembling biological membranes and at physiological temperatures. Research during the last years suggests that these lipid domains play a role in the organization of biological membranes. Understanding the principles that...
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