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29 Apr 2002: an electron-dense core (24).The use of lipophilic FM dyes to follow vesicle cycling has alsosuggested the existence of fast kiss-and-run exocytosis in syn-aptosomes (25) and in ... timedetermined. For control cells, the data are derived from 12 cells and

6 Jul 1999: Adaptors EM, rotary shadow and deep-etch; APcomplexes (13). ;25 (2D). Crystallography; AP2 m2 residues 158 to435 (24). ... 2.7 Phe174, Arg423 (24) YxxØ endocytosis signals. Crystallography; AP2 COOH-terminala-adaptin appendage domain residues701 to 938

11 Aug 2015: By contrast, TMDs responsible for targeting aremarkedly more hydrophobic and between 17 to 24 residues long.

14 Sep 2010: This relationship was confirmed by the crystal structure of ParM, which revealed a fold and domain arrangement very similar to that of globular actin (G-actin)24 (FIG. ... 24) 166.2 (REF. 89). Kinetic parameters. Critical concentration (ATP) 2.3 μM18

19 Jun 2003: 4.3 Å 47.9 63.8 64.3 68.4 33.24.3–4.0 Å 56.5 71.8 71.3 77.2 41.6. ... 205, 137–142 (1986). 24. Imoto, K. et al. Location of a d-subunit region determining ion transport through the acetylcholine.

31 Jan 2020: Nat Cell Biol. 18: 1018-24. 11) Schmidt H, Carter AP‡ (2016) Review: Structure and mechanism of the dynein. ... Science. 322: 1691-5. 24) Gennerich A, Carter AP, Reck-Peterson SL, Vale RD‡ (2007) Force-induced bidirectional stepping of cytoplasmic

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3 May 2002: In each of thesecases, purified soluble factors and syntheticliposomes are sufficient to reconstitute coatformation [21–24]. ... Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U. S. A. 95,11199–11204. 24 Matsuoka, K.

3 Dec 2004: The COOH-termi-nal domains of these proteins contain clath-rin-binding motifs (3, 24 ), as well as Asp-Pro-Phe (DPF)-like a- and b-adaptin–. ... De Camilli, A. T.Brunger, J. Cell Biol. 149, 537 (2000). 24.

19 Apr 2006: Thereverse primer annealed to the vector with 24 bases complementary to the 3V end of the point ofinsertion.

23 Dec 2013: coli FtsKN used in the in vivo experiments, 24 amino acids forthe E. ... Mol. Microbiol.27:257–268. 24. Steiner W, Liu G, Donachie WD, Kuempel P.

6 Dec 2004: Received for publication, July 20, 2004, and in revised form, August 24, 2004Published, JBC Papers in Press, August 25, 2004, DOI 10.1074/jbc.M408179200. ... MIN6 Cell Culture—MIN6 -cells (24) were used between passages19 and 30 and grown in

7 Sep 2006: AP180(27), Eps15(6). Dynamin1,2,3 (89,30,24), Amph1(24). Eps15R(52), AP180(5), Dynamin1(1). Amph1(15), Eps15R(2). Amph2(40), Epsin1(1).

6 Apr 2017: After optimization, the native RsaA crystals weregrown at 19 C by sitting-drop vapour diffusion in a drop composed of 100 nl ofreservoir solution (0.07 M KSCN, 24% (wt/vol) ... Trypsin cleavage and LPS staining. Full-length RsaA (2 mg ml–1) was

19 Apr 2006: ANRV277-BI75-21 ARI 24 February 2006 2:50. RE V. I E W. ... sona. l use. onl. y. ANRV277-BI75-21 ARI 24 February 2006 2:50.

11 Aug 2008: with negative curvature, is unaffected [24]. ... Biol. Chem. 264, 21066–21072. 24 Antonny, B., Bigay, J., Casella, J.

14 Aug 2015: chemoattractant benzaldehyde [24]. ... Worms were transferred to retinal platesat the L4 stage, left at 20C, and assayed either 24 hours later as adults (AQ2026) or in the next.

27 Nov 2003: Myosin is then recruited [24] andactin bundles are assembled, organized by formins [14].Acto-myosin sliding-filament contraction constricts thecell diameter until it is filled by the central-spindlebundle of microtubules ... nomenclature. Mol Biol Cell

3 Dec 2004: 24). Thus our experiments point to a pioneering role forepsin in vesicle budding as it provides both a driving force and a linkbetween membrane invagination, clathrin polymerization and AP2complex recruitment. ... beta 2-adaptin appendage domain. EMBO J.

4 May 2001: SeMet-substituted crystals were grown in thesame manner as for the native protein but with 24% PEG 2000, 0.1 Msodium citrate pH 4.8, 3.6% ethanol for the crystallization ... J. Appl. Crystallogr., 24,946950. Laskowski,R.A., Macarthur,M.W., Moss,D.S. and