Titlebook: Unusual Secretory Pathways: From Bacteria to Man; Karl Kuchler,Anna Rubartelli,Barry Holland Book 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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1431-0414 which are of importance in human disease and pathology. The function of ABC transporters in these processes is also discussed. This comparison of common aspects and similarities in all living cells - from bacteria to man - is an excellent reference book with "textbook" character.978-3-662-22583-7978-3-662-22581-3Series ISSN 1431-0414

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978-3-662-22583-7Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997

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Unusual Secretory Pathways: From Bacteria to Man978-3-662-22581-3Series ISSN 1431-0414

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Molecular Biology Intelligence Unithttp://image.papertrans.cn/u/image/943733.jpg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-22581-3bacteria; cells; pathology; protein; transport

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Unusual Protein Secretion and Translocation Pathways in Yeast: Implication of ABC Transporters,d transport vesicles in the ER and Golgi of both yeast. and mammalian cells.. The yeast Golgi complex also represents the cellular intersection where the proper sorting of plasma membrane proteins from vacuolar polypeptides is achieved..

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Protein Secretion in Gram-Negative Bacteria,, there has been a surprising proliferation of discoveries of distinct pro?tein secretion mechanisms in many Gram-negative bacteria. Both for the Hly system and for other secretion pathways, developments have been the most dramatic over the last 5 years and, therefore, in this review we have placed

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Unusual Protein Secretion and Translocation Pathways in Yeast: Implication of ABC Transporters,mprises the cytoplasmic signal recognition particle, membrane receptors, chaperones and processing enzymes in the ER lumen.. Peptides and proteins destined for secretion or which have to be transported to other intracellular organelles such as the lysosome are usually synthesized as larger precursor

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The Transporters Associated with Antigen Processing (TAP),fection or malignant transformation a different set of peptides is displayed by MHC class I molecules. These antigen-loaded class I complexes are recognized by cytotoxic T cells via the T cell receptors as nonself, thus leading to the destruction of the abnormal cell.