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19 Nov 2020: they work together in an endogenous environment have been obscure.Super-resolution microscopy and single-particle tracking have enabled scientists tobridge that gap.

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.

8 Aug 2014: microscopy (Fig 4A). (B) Cells with endogenous Scc1 or Scc3 (K20783) C-terminal. ... at the indicated time points and compared to levels made by endogenous tagged.

17 Jan 2006: 5A,B). Furthermore,there was a clear enrichment of endogenous SNX2 on SNX1. ... Cells were then fixed and stained againstendogenous SNX1, endogenous SNX2 and endogenous mVps26.

19 Jun 2006: J Cell Biol 129: 1509–1522. Morita E, Sundquist WI (2004) Retrovirus budding. ... Keywords: prions; retrovirus budding; exosome; endosomal transport;lysosome; multivesicular bodySubmitted 24 May 2006; accepted 31 May 2006.

9 Jan 2003: Figure 6. Subcellular localization of epsinR. As a convention throughout the figure, myc-epsinR and mutants are labeled green and the endogenous proteins are labeled red. ... 3), and homologues are found in bothC. elegans and Drosophila. Thus, we used

23 May 2012: IB, immunoblot-. ting. (B and C) Endogenous interactions between the. Bag6 and the gp78-p97 complexes. ... Trc35 Maintains a Cytosolic Pool of Bag6(A) Trc35 expression alters the subcellular localization of endogenous Bag6.

3 May 2002: This might be caused bycompetition for clathrin binding between the injectedpeptide and the endogenous protein, therebypreventing endogenous AP180 and AP2 frompromoting clathrin assembly at the plasmamembrane.

1 Nov 2004: InhVps37A and hVps37B (Bache et al., 2004; Stuchell et al.,addition, they play a critical role in retrovirus budding.2004), while the human ESCRT-II subunits correspondStructural understanding of ESCRT interaction ... The CCP4 suite: Morita, E., and

19 May 2014:  Minsky (1975, 1982, 1986) developed a theory that explains how indebtedness can increase in periods of tranquillity as a result of endogenous forces that reduce the desired margins of safety ...  A principal outcome of the analysis was that the