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1. ABC transporter
2. ACAT in vitro assay
3. Acid ceramidase assay
4. AdditionalGroups
5. Adipocyte and SVF isolation from mouse adipose tissue
6. Agilent not mapped probes
7. Alternative bile acid biosynthetic (acidic or sterol 27-hydroxylas) pathway
8. Analysis of lipid metabolism kinetics by pulse-chase in living cells (Thiele lab)
9. Antibodies against lipid droplet proteins
10. Antibodies from DeMatteis lab
11. ApoA-I containing lipoproteins
12. ApoB containing lipoproteins
13. Austria
14. Bile acid regulation of drug metabolism
15. Bile acid regulation of glucose metabolism
16. Bile acid regulation of lipid metabolism
17. Branched chain fatty acids
18. CAR
19. Cardiovascular diseases
20. Cell culture from DeMatteis lab
21. Cell isolation procedures
22. Cell proliferation BrdU (JUMC)
23. Cholesterol analysis - GCMS
24. Cholesterol biosynthesis assay
25. Cholesterol sulfate
26. Cholesteroylation
27. Cholesteryl ester synthesis assay
28. Contact
29. Cytotoxicity assay (JUMC)
30. DNA constructs from DeMatteis lab
31. Davies et al.
32. Ethics proposals
33. Extension:Navigation path
34. Extensions LS/myCSS.css
35. FAQ
36. FA uptake and transport proteins
37. FXR
38. FXR, LXRα, and PPAR regulation of triglyceride metabolism
39. FXR and LXRα regulation of lipoprotein metabolism
40. FXR regulation of bile acid synthesis, transport and absorption
41. Fatty acid metabolism
42. Fatty acid remodelling
43. Filipin staining of cells
44. Finland
45. Fixation and permeabilization protocols from DeMAtteis lab
46. Fixation of cells with 4% paraformaldehyde
47. Fixed/permeabilized cultured cells - BD Pathway Bioimager 855 (JUMC)
48. Flow cytometry
49. Fluorescent microscopy of neutral lipids in yeast
50. Free cholesterol/cholesterol ester distribution
51. Freeze Fracture
52. Funding for researchers
53. G-Protein Receptors lipid binding 20110810
54. GC-MS
55. GENE LIST Glycerophospholipid metabolism
56. Genes involved in sphingolipid metabolism
57. Germany
58. Glycerophosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchor
59. Glycerophosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchor biosynthesis
60. Glycosphingolipid biosynthesis
61. Glycosphingolipid degradation
62. Glycosphingolipid metabolism
63. Granulocyte-enrichment
64. Granulocyte isolation
65. HF diet for mouse feeding
66. HMG-CoA reductase assay
67. HNF
68. HTP Image analysis of LD size in differentiated adipocytes
69. Haschke et al.
70. Hepatocyte and Stellate cell isolation from mouse liver
71. Images acquisition and analysis from De Matteis laboratory
72. Imaging of lipid droplets, nuclei and cytoplasm in the 96-well format (Thiele lab)
73. Immunofluorescence and Bodipy staining of lipid droplets
74. In vivo cell monitoring - BD Pathway Bioimager 855 (JUMC)
75. Inositol phosphates
76. Isolation of lipid droplets from mouse primary hepatocytes
77. Isolation of primary hepatocytes from mouse liver
78. Isoprostanes
79. Kerstin Leuthaeuser-Jaschinski
80. LC-MS
81. LXR
82. Leukocyte populations and platelets
83. Lipid Storage Genes
84. Lipid microdomains
85. Lipid probes
86. LipidomicNet-ENOR joint workshop
87. LipidomicNet-ENOR workshop program
88. Lipoprotein preparation
89. Lipoprotein sphingolipids as potential atherogenic factors
90. Lysophospholipids
91. Lysosomal lipid-binding proteins: purification
92. Lysosomal storage disorders
93. Magnetic bead isolation of Mitochondria and following western blot analysis
94. Mass spectrometry
95. Mechanisms of bile acid feedback inhibition of gene transcription
96. Membranes
97. Metabolic diseases
98. Metabolism and subcellular compartmentalization of sphingolipids
99. Microarrays
100. Monoacylglycerophospholipids
101. Monoradylglycerols
102. Mouse Key Nodes
103. Netherlands
104. No Access
105. Non targeted Lipid Profiling LC-FT-MS/MS
106. Nuclear receptor regulation of bile acid synthesis
107. Nuclear receptors
108. Other hydroxylase pathways
109. Oxysterol binding assay
110. Oxysterols
111. PRP-platelet rich plasma
112. PXR/SXR
113. Phospholipid and neutral lipid droplet staining
114. Phospholipid metabolism
115. Phospholipidosis detection
116. Plant sterols
117. Platelet isolation
118. Polyketides
119. Prenol Lipids
120. Prenylation
121. Project Status Report for Period 1
122. Project Status Report for Period 2
123. Purification LDs from mouse adipocytes
124. Purification LDs from mouse hepatocytes
125. Quinones and hydroquinones
126. ROR
127. Real time interaction between immobilized liposomes and lipid binding proteins by Surface Plasmon Resonance
128. Regensburg2014
129. Regensburg Chip Hybridization Center
130. SHP-dependent mechanism
131. SHP-independent mechanisms
132. SVF human cells isolation and culture (JUMC)
133. Saccharolipids
134. Schwedhelm et al.
135. SiRNA knock down - A431 cells - 24 well plate - analysis by fluorescence microscopy (Thiele lab)
136. SiRNA knock down - A431 cells - 24 well plate - biochemical analysis (Thiele lab)
137. SiRNA knock down - HeLa cells - 24 well plate - analysis by fluorescence microscopy (Thiele lab)
138. SiRNA knock down - HeLa cells - 24 well plate - biochemical analysis (Thiele lab)
139. SiRNA knock down - HuH7 cells - 24 well plate - analysis by fluorescence microscopy (Thiele lab)
140. SiRNA knock down - HuH7 cells - 24 well plate - biochemical analysis (Thiele lab)
141. Signalling pathways induced by sphingolipids
142. Sircar et al.
143. Sphingolipids and apoptosis
144. Sphingolipids and cell differentiation
145. Sphingolipids and cell migration and adhesion
146. Sphingolipids and vascular tone regulation
147. Staining of cells
148. Staining of lipid droplets with Nile red and BODIPY 493/503
149. Staining of lipid droplets with oil Red O
150. Sterols
151. Subcategory: Monoacylglycerophospholipids
152. Synthesis and metabolism of straight chain fatty acids
153. Synthesis of PS and formation of PE in the mitochondrial PSDecarboxylation pathway
154. TIC 2013 Tbilisi International Conference 2013
155. Tagged constructs of lipid droplet proteins for imaging
156. Task Force VIII phone conferences
157. Teststartpage
158. The classic bile acid biosynthetic (neutral) pathway
159. Transferproteins – CETP, PLTP
160. Triglyceride hydrolysis kinetics
161. UK
162. Uptake of glycerophospholipid precursors and the interconversion of glycerophospholipid species
163. Visualization of fixed/permeabilized cultured cells (JUMC)
164. Western blot of membrane proteins
165. Wiki Roadmap
166. Wikipedia:tutorial

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