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25 Jun 2007: Endogenous epsinR with Myc-epsin1 and Myc-epsinR. Endogenous EpsinR. ... Endogenous EpsinR. Overexpressed. Myc-EpsinR. Endogenous epsinR expression.

22 Jul 2007: cells infected with retrovirus only. Expression of intrabody. causes a morphological change in HT-1080 with reorganised. ... mice. All mice subcutaneously injected with EJ cells infected. with retrovirus only or retrovirus expressing the mutant.

25 Jun 2007: Myc-EpsinR WT with endogenous AP1 and transferrin uptake in COS cells. ... Endogenous epsinR and overexpressed epsinR do not overlap with overexpressed epsin1 (see link), but there is considerable overlap with TGN markers (see below).

25 Jun 2007: Myc-EpsinR L10E with endogenous AP1 and internalised transferrin in COS cells.

25 Jun 2007: Myc-EpsinR D34G R67L with endogenous AP1 and internalised transferrin in COS cells.

25 Jun 2007: Colocalisation of the wild type epsin (green) with endogenous clathrin (X22), Eps15 (Ra15), dynamin (McNiven antibody) and AP1 (100.3).

17 Oct 2007: EpsinR D342R D422R overexpression in COS cells. Mutation of these two residues affects the interaction of EpsinR with clathrin. The phenotype is less severe than the lipid binding mutant (D34G R67L). pointing again to the importance of the ENTH

25 Jun 2007: EpsinR D34G R67L D342R D422R overexpression in COS cells. Blue Channel -. Transferrin. Red Channel -. AP1. Green Channel -. D34G  R67L D342R D422R. Merged. Colours as before. Colocalisation of EpsinR D34G R67L D342R D422R (green) with markers (red),

25 Jun 2007: Endogenous epsinR in COS cells shows a TGN localisation and also puncta in the cytoplasm.

15 May 2007: colocalizing with endogenous AP-2 complexes (Figure 2. G–J). In contrast, the IVA mutation resulted in complete. ... plasma membrane (Figure 5A), which colocalized with both. clathrin–DsRed and endogenous AP-2 complexes (Figure 5.

23 Jul 2007: performed dual immunofluorescence staining of expressed. KIF16B-PX and endogenous EEA1 using fixed HEK293 cells. ... In agreement with A431 cell localization, KIF16B-PX was. colocalized with endogenous EEA1 (Figure 6A).

15 Aug 2007: ER stress did not alterthe electrophoretic migration or protease protection ofp58IPK (Figure 3A), suggesting that there is no substantialrelocalization of endogenous p58IPK during ER stress. ... These results demon-strate a specific interaction between ER

15 Oct 2007: A) Endogenous p150 co-immunopre-cipitates with tau in differentiated SH-SY5Y cells. Immunoprecipitation was performed with anti-tau antibody BR133 and immunoblots withp150 antibody. ... transgenic mice (data not shown) has been hampered by a. likely

14 Jun 2007: How do various ESCRT components link to other processes such as pH regulation of gene expression [51] or retrovirus budding [52]?

8 May 2007: 1993 Endogenous growth of persistently activevolcanoes. Nature 366, 554–557. Happel, J. &

14 Jun 2007: Many plasma-membrane proteins are in a constant flux throughout the internal trafficking pathways of the cell. Some receptors, such as that for transferrin, are continuously internalized into recycling endosomes and returned to the cell surface.

28 Sep 2007: 1e, endogenous EHD2 in various cell lines shows asimilar peripheral distribution5,14).