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1-2. Marin Alsop, conductor
3. Gillian Armstrong, on the set of "Little Women"
4. Robyn Archer, 1993
5. Robyn Archer and the Mambologists, 1993
6. Robyn Archer and the ACO members Richard Tognetti, Colin Cornish & Rosemary  Quinn, 1993
7-12. Maree Azzopardi & her artwork
13. "Angie", Waves Music
14-16. Angels, Sept. 95
16. Georgina Abrahams
17-44. Artwork & artists [incl. various gallery exhibitions, artist portraits,  portraits of gallery owners etc.]
45. Gayle Austin, 97
46. Liz Andrews, OGGI Haircutters, Sept. 95
47. Jen Anderson, Dec. 96
48. Penny Arcade, Bitch! Dyke! Faghag! Whore! - Belvoir St Theatre, March 1995
49-51. Asians [incl. Happy Ho, Oct. 92]
52-3. Silke Bader
54-56. BCOI (Bastard Childs of Insanity) [Band]
57. Edwina Blush
58. "Body Shapes", Green Iguana Cafe Gallery Newtown, 1996
59. Bidingi [Band]
60. Bootscoot, June 94
61. Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? [postcard for paintings exhibition by Jane  Becker]
62. "Suzi Quatro" painting by Jane Becker
63. Jean Brandt, July 94
65. [Jean] Brandt
66. "Bo", Apr 96
67-68. Bidngi Birds [Band]
69. Bunney Brooke, Oct 96
70. Peter Baldwin, Minister for Social Security & Member for Sydney
71. Wendy Bacon
72. Trish Brownett
73. Bent Bunny, May 95
74. Chris Bray-Cotton
75-76. Barbara Bridges
77. Demonstrating against Basic Instinct, June 92
78. Brats Night Out
81. Cate Blanchett, "Thank God He Met Lizzie"
82. Marianne Bryant, The Monkey's Mask
83. "Betty", Upstairs Belvoir Street Theatre
84. Chris Brown, Jo Lipman, Alex Hall, Julia Olsen
85-86. Blue House
87. "Bold Girls" (Willo Drummond, Julie Hudspeth, Imelda Corcoran, Lynette Curran)
88. Black Passion/Mummy Loves You Betty Anne Jewell
89. Maria Rita Barbagallo, "Cow", Feb 98
90. Heather Bishop
91. Bulldog Books (Claire McNab, Barbara Grier & Donna J. McBride)
92. Bob Carr, Mar 95
93-95. Judi Connelli
96. Judi Connelli, Lynne Hocking, Aniek Baten, Dawn O'Donnell at The Gay Business Association dinner, 30 Aug 1993
97. Chain of Hearts [Band] May 95
98-99. Club Swing (Appetite)
100. Lana Cantrell
101. Actor Carmen Salina, "Malinches's Fire"
102. Marina Carmen, Resistance rally organiser?
103. Judith Cobb, Oct 96
104. Kerrianne Cox
105. Deborah Conway, March 2000
106. Eva Cox, 1994
107. Club Bent (Julianne Pierce as Madame Ivana)
108. Jane Cholmeley
109-110. Liz Court, Sept 963
111. Jane Clements, June 93
112. Jane Clements [&] Sharon, July 93
113. Rosemary Crawley, June 93
114. Narelle [Coleman?]
115-116. Janet Cridland
117. Maree Cunnington, 'The Secret Fire'
118. Rona Cameron
119. Beatriz Copello & her partner Irene, 98
120. Club Bent, Azarra Universe, The Performance Space
121. "A Connubial Couple" at Pilgrim Theatre, 1995
122-129. Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir
130. COAL forum, Aug 95
131-138. Deborah Cheetham
139-142. Comedy (Rhona Cameron, Lyn Lavner, Judy Gold, Karen Williams)
143. Coming Out, Oct 95 [5 women with long hair about to be shorn by 5 short haired women with large scissors]
144. Charlie Chan, Oct 93
145-147. Stevie Clayton
148-154. Clover [Club events & activities & wall mural]
155-157. Club 77
158-172. Coogee Women's Pool [chiefly portraits of swimmers poolside]
173. Dyke Energy [Removals]
174. DC Pink Print
175. Maude Davey from "My Cunt"
176-177. Lea Delaria
178. Trisha Darly, FOD Travel, 1997
179-180. Caroline Downs, Dec 96
181. "The Death of Peter Pan" with John Galagher & David Owens
182. Discipline & Beauty: women, fashion & photography at AGNSW, 1997
183. Tanya Denny as Duckling Smith in New Theatre's production of "Our Country's Good"
184. Peter Dyer, Bob Moore in "The Dresser", Kent Street Theatre, 1994
185. Deaf & Gay
186. Divas, Nov 94
187. Kath Duncan [& others], Women & Spirituality Conference, 1997
188. Jude Elliot, Feast feature
189-190. Everything Relative
191-195. Madeline McNamara as "Eugenia"
196. Sonya Etherington, Apr 96
197. Extasy, Jul 93
198. Lucy Ellis & Michael Studman
199. Elvis Herselvis, Mar 93
200. Erika's Jive, winners, Mighty Aphrodite female band competition, 1997
201. Erika's Jive
202. Eco
203. Judith fletcher, Mardi Gras E[xecutive] O[fficer], 1995
204. [Feminist Bookshop founders?]
205. Miles Franklin [postcard]
206. Barbara Farrelly, July 93
207. Flames Brittania [Band], Aug 93
208. Moira F[?]
209. Linda Fisher, Relationships Australia director of Mediation Services, 1994
210. Dianne Fairweather, Jan 95
211. Fine Cut (SBS comedy)
212. Louise Foster with Darelle Duncan (AWP NSW Senate), 1996
213. Tasma Walton, Fistful of Flies
214. Ferron
215. Flirtations, Apr 97
216. Floating Life (Annie Yip)
217-230. Films, incl. stills from Bedevil, Muriel's Wedding, Priscilla, Black River, Let Me Die Again, Love & Other Catastrophes, Uneasy Pieces, Mary
231. Clara Fraser
232. Kris Fontaine, Sep 95
233. Jacqui Griffin, June 94
234. Penny Gulliver with Clover Moore
235. Penny Gulliver in action with a side kick, 1988
236. Svetlana Gilerman
237-238. ABC-TV Ep. 103 of "G.P." - Ally Fowler & Susan Leith
239. ABC-TV Ep. 234 of "G.P." - Linden Wilkinson & Anne L[?]
240. Gaywaves - Shari Short & Jacqui North
241. Diamanda Galas
242. Lou Glover, Mar 95
243. Jenna Gilmer, 97
243-245. Gay Gaymes [Robyn Archer, Sarah Lewinstein, Alison Appleby, unidentified]
246-248. Gay & Lesbian Rights Lobby
249. Susannah Hayward + Silke Bader, Jan 98 
250-251. Kate Harrison
252-253. Julia Hancock
254-258. Happy Ho
259. Lyn Hughes
260. Corinne Handley artwork
261. "The Heart Has Not Stopped" short film 
262-263. Hand in Hand, July 94
264-267. Sand Hall
268. Kellie Henneberry
269. Jan H[uxley?]
270. Hermione + friend
271. Rosemary Hopkins, Aug 93
272. Lyn Hughes
273. Kim Hoydo[?]s
274. Roz Hopkins
275. Lynne Hocking, May 96
276. Hardlickes, Dec 94
277. Louis Hunter
278. Helen Hodgson, writer, 1997
279. Philomene Horsley, Nov 96
280. Harbour City Hoedown '96. launched 25 Oct 1995
281. Debra Hayes, Marcia Knight, LSI AGM, Dec 6
282-288. Susan Harben [ind. ports & with Dawn O'Donnell, Helen L'Orange, her son & Carmen Lawrence]
289-292. C. Moore Hardy [ports, her work & work inspired by her]
293-294. Indigo Girls
295. Jude Irwin
296. Zohl De Ishtar, Jul 94
297-298. Jaz Ishtar
299-303. International Womens Day, 92 [march]
304-312. International Womens Day, 93 [exhibitions, events, march]
313-317. International Womens Day, 94 [Women's Festival, Lou Ashelford, march]
318. Jan astride a 1954 Norton [motorcycle]
319. JJ's singles night
320. Sheila Jeffreys
321. S. Jacobs, W. Lewis, Jul 98
322. Cath Jamison - Woman of Deception
323. Fiona Jensen, trainer, Australian Womens Rugby League. Richie Benaud Oval, Pennant Hills
324. Fiona Leigh Jones
325. Suzanne Johnston as Carmen, Opera Australia production, Sept. 95
326. "Jive with Jeanette"
327. Rachel Griffiths in "Jude"
328. Julia & Brady
329. Janine & Saskia, July 97
330. Jenny & Lauren, July 97
331. Rafaele Joudry, Mar 94
332. Sha[una?] Jensen, Blues Night, Pelican Club, Dec
333. Annamarie Jagose [author], Sep 95
334. Fiona Jensen
335-337. "Kiss or kill" [Frances O'Connor + others]
338-9. Kinselas, 95
340. Laurie King
341. Isabel Kormos, Jan 95
342. Kiss in, Mar 95
343-4. Dare Kavanagh
345. Kylie & Marisa
346-7. Kinselas
348-351. Ana Kokkinos [portraits, plus scenes from "Only the Brave" with Elena Mandalis and Dora Kaskanis]
352. Kooris [Louise, Sue, Kezia], Nov 96
353. Mary Kostakidis, SBS World News
354-356. [Gayle Lake]
357-390. Lesbian Space Project [fundraising events, meetings, building & fire damage]
391-2. Bev Lange & Helen Dando, Feb 98
393. Lezbiz AGM, 1997
394-395. Jackie Loeb
396-398. Les Cliches, May/June 96
399. Larissa & Lindy, 1998 [still from cover of Romancing Forever: the Art of Lesbian Commitment]
400. Samantha Lang, director
401. Ida Leeson, former NSW State Librarian
402-405. LOTL history [staff]
406. Jeannie Lewis as Piaf
407-408. Sam Leith, 93
409. Bev Lange
410-413. Lesbian Avengers
414. "Lost in Telespace" [video still], 1996
415. Lee
416-419. Leather Pride
420. Carmen Lawrence & Susan Harben, Mar 95
421-422. Anique Lamerdue
423. Lavender Lodge, Victoria 1930s. Camp wedding
424. "Let Me Die Again" [film still]
425. Trish Lesslie
426. Jeannie Lewis, Apr 95
427. Sophie Lee as Tania in "Muriel's Wedding", 1994
428. Robyn Laverack, Sleaze, Nov 93
429. Lesley Lynch, June 93
430. Love & Lust, Dec 94
431-432. Lippy Lou
433. Robyn Laverack
434. Marguerite, 1991
435-436. Gillian Mears
437-438. "Muriel's Wedding" - Rachel Griffiths, Toni Collette, 1994
439-440. Robin Morgan
441-442. Kristy [i.e. Kirsty] Machon, 96 
443. Katrina Marton & Juliane, Jan 95
444. K Melmond, Sept 96
445-447. Bronte Morris
448. Mary Me[?]gs
449. Lisa Maxwell, "Stand my Ground", Kinsela's, Mar 93
450. Katrina Marton, June 94
451. "Mates" by Peter Kenna, Cafe de Lane, Sept 1994
452. Lynda Montgomery
453. Jennifer Macdonald, Hillary Leone, "Passing", at the Australian Centre for Photography, 1996
454. Julie Matthews and Chris While, Mar 97
455. Mignon, Hopetown Hotel
456. Elle McFeast
457. Elle McFeast [and Julie McCrossin] Mar 95
458-459. Julie McCrossin
460. Marion Moore, "Butch Baby Butch", Mar 95
461-462. Clover Moore
463. Jenny Morris, June 95
464. Anne Munster, Feb 94
465. Kate Monroe, Dec 93
466. Val McDermid
467. Andrea Malone, 1996
468. Jenni Millbank, June 93
469. Maria Maggenti, writer & director
470-471. Honour Molloy, "Tongues of Stone", 1994
472. Mardi Gras "78ers" [participants from the 1978 parade]
473. Mauro & Claire, May 93
474-480. Mothers
481-485. Music [Arameida, Albino Black, Bluehouse & Metaphor]
486-496. Mardi Gras [various parades, incl. reprint of 1978 march]
497-498. Mary's Place Project, 1997
499-502. Nuns (Carole Ruthchild, Sr. Monica Pristine Condition, Br. Rufus Dog Collar & Br. Augustine Lesbos)
503. [Naiad publishers?]
504. Nautilus, Dec 94
505. Anais Nin, Apr 95
506. Julie Nyland and Jane Bradfield, May 97
507-523. The Other Side (Dec 91-Nov 95, incl. Purrfect)
524. Frances O'Connor, in "Love & Other Catastrophes"
525. Dawn [O'Donnell], Jan 95
526. SHE - 2nd birthday, Dec 93
527. Kimberley O'Sullivan, Feb 96
528. Jennifer O'Brien, Newtown Gallery
529. Megan Oliver
530. Pastels calendar [model posed across Harley Davidson], Dec. 93
531. The Popular Mechanicals, Q Theatre
532. "Pacific Drive" (Libber Tanner & Brigid Kelly)
533-534. Elspeth Probyn, Apr 96
535. Linda Patterson [sic] & [Sandi?] Peel, May 98
536. Linda Paterson, Nov 96
537-538. Leah Purcell
539. Anne-Marie & Robyn Pedler
540. "Pink Cherry", 95
541-542. Eileen Pittaway
543. Phranc
544. "The Promise" - Meret Becker
545. Helen Potter, Mar 97
546. Leisa Pelham, Dec 96
547. Nicole Parker, "The Incredibly True Adventures of Two Girls in Love"
548. Julie price, June 93
549-550. Cath Phillips, June 92
551-552. Kerryn Phelps, Jackie Stricker;  
553. Eleni Prineas
554. Pride
555. Petra Rossner & Bille, 97
556. Frances Rand, COAL Forum, Aug 95
557. Shar [Rednow?] & Jackie Strano, 2001
558. Reclaim the Night, Dec. 93
559. Elizabeth Riley, Gender Centre Coordinator, 1998
560. Kate Rowe
561. Sonya Ristov & Sonya Lawless, Nov 96
562. Margaret [i.e. Margret] [Roadnight?], Oct 93
563. Martine Rie[?]zner, Oct 95
564-567. Safe sex/Women with HIV/AIDS [events, promotions & activities, 94 & 95 & undated]
568. Judy Small (Call No.: 569-573. Sirens [nightclub])
574-577. Bernie Sheehan [incl. cast of "Love & Other Bombshells"]
578-581. Stonewall, 92 & Aug 93
582. State Library of NSW [unidentified copyprint from collection]
583. Sandra Shotlander
584. Max Sharan, Kinselas, Oct 95
585. Diana Simmonds, Oct 96
586-588. Silke's Travel [incl. Frances Rand], 95 & 96
589. Bernie Sheehan [with other demonstrators in George Street, Sydney]
590-591. Kaye Shumack
592. Gina Schier, Aug 95
593-596. Sleaze 94
597-599. Sleaze 95
600. Sirens, May 95
601-604. S[ado] M[asochism, incl.] Carnal Leather, Mar 96
605. Stevie, June 94
606. Chris Sitke, Apr 95
607-610. Sister Friction, 95
611. "A Star is Bored" - Effie, Pelican Club, Dec 13
612. Annie Sprinkle, Apr 96
613-615. "Sirens" [film stills]
616. Magda Szubanski [reading "The Well of Loneliness"], July 94
617. Lynne Spender, 1997
618. Senator Karin Sowada
619. Ann Sarjeant
620. Anita Stuhmcke [sic.]
621. Kaye Schumack
622. Sista Web, Nov 96
623. Ethel Smyth, May 93 [copyprint]
624. Spike, May 95
625. Spanish Deli, Mar 94;  
626. D. Seve[?] & Penny, Feb 98
627. Erna Sand[?], Aug 93
628. Anne Summers, Jan 95
629. "The Sign of the Phantom,", Theatre of the Deaf
630. ["The Sum of Us" film still of Russell Crowe & Jack Thompson]
631. "Siberia", The Lookout Theatre, 1994 (David Ritchie)
632. "The Season at Sarsparilla" at New Theatre (Jacquie Mikkhail)
633. Judy Stone, Jul 96
634-635. Trannys (Sean & Kelby), Sept 96
636-662. Theatre (productions incl: Fifteen Minutes of Fame, Talk of Mad Women, Stages of Terror, Black River, Jigsaws, Tongues of Stone, Club Bent, Anais Nin, Whet Flesh, Not Waving, Unidentified Human Remains & the True Nature of Love, Savant, The Fox, Viva La Vida: Frida Kahlo, Fee Fi Fo Fum, Alice, Positions, Toxic Girls);  663.
663-665. Twenty10
666. Telstra announces sponsorship support for Mardi Gras, 2/2/97. Simone Semmens & Bev Lange
667. Tiddas (Lou Bennett, Amy Saunders, Sally Dasley)
668. Jeannie Tracey, Kinselas, Oct 95
669. Marianne Timbrell, April 1997
670-671. Sue Thompson
672. Lorraine Tuezisc, Oct 96
673. Sam Takach & Kerrie Campbell
674. Sonya Trenellan, Nov 96
675. "Tongue in Groove", Aug 93
676. Tiny & Ruby
677. Jay Turner, Feb 96
678. Lucie Blue Tremblay
679-681. Vitalstatistix (The Gay Divorcee, Marg & the Beast)
682. Ubaka
683. Viva La Vida: Frida Kahlo
684. Vagina Monologues
685-686. Vita & Virginia (Jennifer Hagan, Ruth Cracknell, 1997)
687. Carol Vance, July 95
688. Melilssa Voderberg selling her handmade journals at the Newtown Festival,  1996
689. Val in Val's Coffee Lounge, 1940s
690. Wild Gals, Dec 91
691-692. Wicked Women [incl. Kimberley O'Sullivan]
693-694. The Well Oiled Sisters
695. Frances Williams
696. Greg Walloch, White Disabled Talent, 10 Feb 94
697. M. Waring
698. Kali Wilde
699. Kali Wilde, Alison Daniel
700. Deb Westbury, poet
701-703. Women's Library
704. When Night is Falling [film still]
705. Chris [i.e. Cris] Williamson [singer/songwriter]
706-707. Witch Theatre
708-712. Word of Mouth
713. Mel Wong, May 96
714. Dr Helen Waite, Nov 96
715. Pam Welch, ANZ, May 96
716. Karen Dale Wolman, author
717. Marie Trintignant in Wild Target [film still]
718. WINMAA (Women in Martial Arts Association) self defence demo
719. Yasmin [mechanic]
720. Yachting - Rebecca Morris
721. Virago Zenith, Women & Spirituality Conference organiser, 1992
722. Mary Ann Zhang, Aug 95
723-724. Mary Zownari

Series 3: Lesbians on the Loose photographs, 1993-1998

Lipids are distributed in a highly heterogeneous fashion in different cellular membranes. Only a minority of lipids achieve their final intracellular distribution through transport by vesicles. Instead, the bulk of lipid traffic is mediated by a large group of lipid transfer proteins (LTPs), which move small numbers of lipids at a time using hydrophobic cavities that stabilize lipid molecules outside membranes. Although the first LTPs were discovered almost 50 years ago, most progress in understanding these proteins has been made in the past few years, leading to considerable temporal and spatial refinement of our understanding of the function of these lipid transporters. The number of known LTPs has increased, with exciting discoveries of their multimeric assembly. Structural studies of LTPs have progressed from static crystal structures to dynamic structural approaches that show how conformational changes contribute to lipid handling at a sub-millisecond timescale. A major development has been the finding that many intracellular LTPs localize to two organelles at the same time, forming a shuttle, bridge or tube that links donor and acceptor compartments. The understanding of how different lipids achieve their final destination at the molecular level allows a better explanation of the range of defects that occur in diseases associated with lipid transport and distribution, opening up the possibility of developing therapies that specifically target lipid transfer.
The distribution of lipids largely depends on their non-vesicular transport by lipid transfer proteins (LTPs). Recent progress in understanding the mechanisms of LTPs, including the appreciation of their widespread activity at membrane contact sites, has provided novel insights into the regulation of lipid trafficking and how it impacts pathophysiology.

Nature reviews. Molecular cell biology, 2019-02, Vol.20 (2), p.85-101

Lipid transfer proteins: the lipid commute via shuttles, bridges and tubes

Sterol traffic between the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and plasma membrane (PM) is a fundamental cellular process that occurs by a poorly understood non-vesicular mechanism. We identified a novel, evolutionarily diverse family of ER membrane proteins with StART-like lipid transfer domains and studied them in yeast. StART-like domains from Ysp2p and its paralog Lam4p specifically bind sterols, and Ysp2p, Lam4p and their homologs Ysp1p and Sip3p target punctate ER-PM contact sites distinct from those occupied by known ER-PM tethers. The activity of Ysp2p, reflected in amphotericin-sensitivity assays, requires its second StART-like domain to be positioned so that it can reach across ER-PM contacts. Absence of Ysp2p, Ysp1p or Sip3p reduces the rate at which exogenously supplied sterols traffic from the PM to the ER. Our data suggest that these StART-like proteins act in trans to mediate a step in sterol exchange between the PM and ER.
Membranes are crucial structures for cells that are made primarily of fat molecules. The most important membrane is the external one that surrounds cells and keeps the outside world out and cellular contents in. The single most common fat component in the external membrane is cholesterol, which makes the membrane rigid and better able to withstand the outside world. So even though excess cholesterol contributes to diseases such as heart disease, stroke and Alzheimer's, the external membrane of every cell needs about a billion cholesterol molecules for its normal function. But how do cells manage the traffic of these molecules to their destination?
It is known that when external membranes are short of cholesterol they make it at a different cellular location. There is an internal network—called the endoplasmic reticulum—that spreads just about everywhere throughout the cell. This network is where fats like cholesterol are made when the cell has not got enough, and where they are converted into an inert form when the cell has too much. What is not known is how cholesterol moves to and fro between this network and the external membrane.
One theory is that cholesterol and other fats move only where the internal network comes into close contact with the external membrane, without quite touching. This theory comes in part from the finding that many of the proteins found in the narrow gaps between the internal network and the external membrane are capable of transferring fats across the gap. However, one of the missing supports for this theory is that no protein that transfers cholesterol across this gap has been found.
Gatta, Wong, Sere et al. used computational tools to scan the database of known proteins for those that might be able to transfer cholesterol, and found a new family of fat transfer proteins. Further experiments showed that these proteins only bind to cholesterol out of all the fats. Next, Gatta, Wong, Sere et al. studied what the proteins do in cells, but instead of looking at the proteins in human cells they studied the related proteins in yeast. This is because the details of both the traffic of cholesterol and contacts between the internal network and the external membrane are in many respects understood better in yeast than in human cells.
Gatta, Wong, Sere et al. found the cholesterol transfer proteins were embedded in regions where the internal network was in close contact with the external membrane. Also, in cells that lacked these proteins, cholesterol added to the external membrane had difficulty transferring to the internal network.
These results together suggest that the newly identified lipid transfer proteins exchange lipids between the plasma membrane and endoplasmic reticulum at membrane contact sites. Further research is required to understand in detail how these proteins work.

eLife, 2015-05, Vol.4

A new family of StART domain proteins at membrane contact sites has a role in ER-PM sterol transport

ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE A key event in atherogenesis is the formation of lipid-loaded macrophages, lipidotic cells, which exhibit irreversible accumulation of undigested modified low-density lipoproteins in lysosomes. This event culminates with the loss of cell homeostasis, inflammation and cell death. In this study we propose to identify the chemical etiological factors and understanding the molecular and cellular mechanisms responsible for the impairment of lysosome function in macrophages. APPROACH AND RESULTS Using shotgun lipidomics we have discovered that a family of oxidized lipids (cholesteryl hemiesters, ChE), end products of oxidation of polyunsaturated cholesteryl esters, occurs at higher concentrations in the plasma of two cohorts of cardiovascular disease patients than in the plasma of a control cohort. Macrophages exposed to the most prevalent ChE, cholesteryl hemiazelate (ChA) exhibit lysosome enlargement, peripheral lysosomal positioning, lysosome dysfunction and lipidosis which are irreversible. The transcriptomic profile of macrophages exposed to ChA indicates that the lysosome pathway is deeply affected and is well correlated with lysosome phenotypic and functional changes. Interestingly, the dysfunctional peripheral lysosomes are more prone to fuse with the plasma membrane, secreting their undigested luminal content into the extracellular milieu with potential consequences to the pathology. CONCLUSION We identify ChA not only as one of the molecules involved in the etiology of irreversible lysosome dysfunction culminating with lipidosis but also as a promoter of exocytosis of the dysfunctional lysosomes. The latter event is a new mechanism that may be important in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis. Competing Interest Statement The authors have declared no competing interest. * Non-standard Abbreviations and Acronyms ACS Acute coronary syndrome ChA Cholesteryl hemiazelate ChE Cholesteryl hemiesters ChS Cholesteryl hemisuccinate SAP Stable angina pectoris

bioRxiv, 2021-01

Cholesteryl Hemiazelate Induces Lysosome Dysfunction and Exocytosis in Macrophages

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Series 3: Lesbians on the Loose photographs, 1993-1998

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Lipid transfer proteins: the lipid commute via shuttles, bridges and tubes

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A new family of StART domain proteins at membrane contact sites has a role in ER-PM sterol transport

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Cholesteryl Hemiazelate Induces Lysosome Dysfunction and Exocytosis in Macrophages

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