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SNAREs and epithelial cells

Weimbs et al., 2003

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Weimbs T
Low S
Li X
Kreitzer G
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SNARE proteins control the membrane fusion events of membrane trafficking pathways. Work in epithelial cells has shown that polarized trafficking to the apical and basolateral plasma membrane domains requires different sets of SNAREs, suggesting a mechanism …
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