“…In pharmaceutical research, protein lipidation can be utilized to create inhibitor screening platforms for enzymes involved in co‐ and post‐translational lipidation that are linked to cancer or infectious diseases (Coronel Arrechea et al, 2021; Najumudeen et al, 2013). Further use can be made of optogenetically inducible systems that are anchored to membranes, for example, to induce or alter signaling pathways (Levskaya et al, 2009; Mahlandt et al, 2023; Natwick & Collins, 2021; Zhang et al, 2014b) or to modulate the lipid metabolism (Idevall‐Hagren et al, 2012). In addition, membrane binding modules can be employed for biotechnological purposes, e.g.…”