J Am Chem Soc February 2025 PMID 39936408

Surface Lipids in Nematodes are Influenced by Development and Species-specific Adaptations.

Anna M Kotowska, Fumie Hiramatsu, Morgan R Alexander, David J Scurr, James W Lightfoot, Veeren M Chauhan

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The surface of nematodes has a complex cuticle that adapts to environmental pressures, but its molecular composition is not well understood.
Advanced techniques like 3D-OrbiSIMS were used to analyze the outermost layer of nematodes, revealing a lipid-rich surface that varies by species and develops over time.
Key metabolic pathways, specifically peroxisomal fatty acid β-oxidation, are crucial for creating these species-specific lipid profiles, affecting their survival and interactions with predators.

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New publication in JACS!

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