Cells sense their physical environment through mechanochemical
signal transduction. The exact molecular mechanisms by which mechanical forces and deformations are transformed into biochemical
signals are still to be determined.It is expected that mechanical perturbation of the lipid membrane can lead to changes in its static and dynamic physical properties. These changes in the lipid membrane maytrigger changes in the conformation and function of the membrane proteins. It is known that even a small variation in the composition
of the cell membrane can strongly influence the activity of membrane proteins [1–3]. An increasing number of G protein-coupled receptors
(GPCR) such as the bradykinin B2 receptor [4], parathyroid hormone