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Cholesterol, which is required for viability and cell proliferation, is a major sterol of mammalian cells. More than 90% of cellular cholesterol is located at the plasma membrane. Several microorganisms and bacterial products target lipid rafts, membrane microdomains of eukaryotic cells enriched in

Membrane Cholesterol: a Crucial Molecule Affecting Interactions of Microbial Pathogens with Mammalian Cells