BPS2025 Full Program

452-Pos Board B236 SHAPES OF ADHERED AND DEFLATED GUVS WITH DIFFERENT LIPID COMPOSITIONS. Gianna C. Wolfisberg , Robert W. Style, Pablo C. Bit tmann, Jaime Agudo-Canalejo, Eric R. Dufresne, Aleksander A. Rebane 453-Pos Board B237 Travel Award Winner INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF TENSION IN NON-HOMOGENEOUS MEMBRANE ORGANIZATION. Aviya Perlman Illouz , Gonen Golani, Raya Sorkin 454-Pos Board B238 LIPOSOME SIZE AND SURFACE TENSION AFFECT ZETA POTENTIAL. Her minio N. Rivera, Joseline A. Bahena-Herrera, Arturo Galván-Hernández , Ivan Ortega-Blake 455-Pos Board B239 A ROLE FOR OSMOLYTES IN MAINTAINING MEMBRANE CURVATURE UN DER PRESSURE. Thomas R. Shaw , Zoe Beris, Edward R. Lyman, Stephen A. Sarles Membrane Active Peptides (Boards B240 - B266) 456-Pos Board B240 CELL-FREE SYNTHESIS OF HYDROPHOBIC PEPTIDE NANOPORE AND ITS CHIMERIC PROTEIN WITH Α-HEMOLYSIN USING LIPOSOMES. Shoko Fujita , Ayaka Nakada, Yoshikazu Tanaka, Ryuji Kawano 457-Pos Board B241 INVESTIGATING INTERACTIONS BETWEEN A MODEL CELL-PENETRATING PEPTIDE AND LIPID BILAYERS. John Werb , Wade Zeno 458-Pos Board B242 UNRAVELING THE INTERACTIONS OF ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDES WITH LIPID MEMBRANES. Navleen Kaur , Ella Mihailescu 459-Pos Board B243 CHARACTERIZATION OF CANDIDALYSIN PEPTIDE SELF-AGGREGATION ON LIPID MEMBRANES USING FLUORESCENCE CORRELATION SPEC TROSCOPY. Gaukhar Zhurgenbayeva , Francisco Larios Paez, Christian Board B244 CALCULATION OF THE FREE ENERGY OF BINDING OF ARGININE-RICH PEPTIDES TO POPA/POPC LIPID MEMBRANE USING CUFIX PARAM ETERS. Marlen Toktomamatov , Madolyn Britt, Sergei I. Sukharev, Jeffery B. Klauda 461-Pos Board B245 HIGH-THROUGHPUT CHARACTERIZATION OF LIPOSOME-PEPTIDE IN TERACTIONS VIA FLUORESCENCE ANISOTROPY USING A RECOMBINANT PROTEIN PLATFORM. Antonios Margaritakis , Peter J. Chung 462-Pos Board B246 DIRECT VISUALIZATION OF ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE CM15-INDUCED DEFECTS ON SUPPORTED LIPID BILAYERS USING ATOMIC FORCE MI CROSCOPY. Krishna P. Sigdel , Sophia Holland, Olivia Walsh 463-Pos Board B247 PH-DRIVEN PEPTIDE INSERTION CAPTURED IN SILICO AND IN LAB. Bing Zan , Martin Ulmschneider 464-Pos Board B248 MEMBRANE NANOPORATION BY PH-RESPONSIVE ACYL-PEPTIDES. Ains Ellis , Eric Wu, Keynon Bell, Daniel Moss, Samuel J. Landry, Kalina Hris tova, William C. Wimley Eggeling 460-Pos

465-Pos Board B249 CYCLIC ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDES PERFORM BETTER. Saheli Mitra, Mei Tung Chen, Francisca Stedman, Jedidiah Hernandez, Grace Kumble, Xi Kang, Churan Zhang, Grace Tang, Ian Daugherty, Wanqing Liu, Kevin R. Klucznik, Alex A. Li, Jeremy Ocloo, Jessie Klousnitzer, Berthony Deslouch es, Stephanie A. Tristram-Nagle 466-Pos Board B250 MECHANISTIC RIVALRY BETWEEN CHOLESTEROL AND ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDES. Fathima T. Doole, Maya N. Arruda , Andrey V. Struts, Michael Board B251 EFFECTS OF MEMBRANE COMPOSITION ON THE BINDING AND INSER TION OF THE INFLUENZA VIRUS FUSION PEPTIDE. Melanie A. Brunet , Joshua Zimmerberg, Mary L. Kraft, Taras V. Pogorelov 468-Pos Board B252 PROBING THE EFFECT OF SECONDARY STRUCTURE IN PEPTIDE BINDING AND DETACHMENT FROM LIPID MEMBRANES USING MELITTIN AND ITS DIASTEREOMERIC ANALOG. Dylan R. Weaver , Krishna P. Sigdel, Ryan S. Smith, Milica Utjesanovic, Ioan Kosztin, Gavin M. King 469-Pos Board B253 SPECIFICITY OF INTERACTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE WITH CELL MEMBRANE. Srishhti Kumar Jha 470-Pos Board B254 COMBINATION OF CELL PENETRATING PEPTIDES AFFECTS PROTEIN TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY. Akari Miwa , Koki Kamiya 471-Pos Board B255 HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF THE ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE MAGAININ 2 INDUCE DISTINCT BIOMECHANICAL CHANGES IN ESCHERICHIA COLI. Jonathan Raper, Ryan Zurick, Jonathan A. Azenon, Sophie Stumbo, Catherine B. Volle 472-Pos Board B256 UNDERSTANDING THE GRAM-POSITIVE BIOMECHANICAL RESPONSE TO DIFFERENT ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDES. Nicklaus J. Lala , Ilyana Caceres, Emma Rowe, Ella McLaughlin, Linda Pham, Catherine B. Volle 473-Pos Board B257 SELECTIVE ANTICANCER ACTIVITIES OF LOW PH-RESPONSIVE PEPTIDES AND ACTIVITY ENHANCEMENT BY ANTICANCER DRUG CONJUGATION AND CATIONIC LIPOSOMES. Aoi Taniguchi 474-Pos Board B258 DESIGN OF MEMBRANE-LYTIC PEPTIDES FOR THE TREATMENT OF INDIVIDUAL CANCER TYPES. Oluebube L. Nwajiaku , Dominique de Jong Hoogland, Martin B. Ulmschneider 475-Pos Board B259 UNIFIED MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF TRANSIENT LEAKAGE INDUCED BY ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE PISCIDIN 1. Amy Rice , Andrea C. Zourou, Myriam L. Cotten, Richard W. Pastor 476-Pos Board B260 SINGLE AMINO ACID DRIVES LL-37 AND HNP1 SYNERGY: UNVEILING ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE INTERACTIONS. Ariane M. Schwitter , Kaori Board B261 ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE BEHAVIOUR IN THE E.COLI CELL ENVELOPE: THE COMPLEXITY MATTERS. Cyril Schroeder , Dhanushka Weerakoon, Syma Khalid F. Brown 467-Pos Sugihara 477-Pos

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