Vesicular

... intensity. What does this indicate? Explain why an increase in intensity would be expected and what the observed decrease might indicate about the vesicular preparation. (ii) When the same vesicles were treated with ATP rather than ADP and dilute HCl was added to the buffer, ATP hydrolysis was ...

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... is known to be part of the immuno-dominant segment of the protein (34). In the case of the phosphatase homolog, the protein is known to undergo vesicular trafficking into the cytoplasmic Golgi (35). By analogy with the current understanding of how gliadin peptides are acquired by HLA-DQ2 via ...

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... favoured, and many have evolved mechanisms to do just this (Simon et al., 1990; Singh et al., 1997; Turner et al., 1999). One of these, vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV), is an RNA virus in which recombination between different strains has not been detected. Might superinfection exclusion ...

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There would be no vesicular trafficking going on in the cell then, as SNAREs are used to mediate membrane fusion. Think about what goes on basically in the Golgi complex. Can this organelle be able to do its function without SNARES?

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Until about 30-40 years ago, nobody really knew much about how intracellular vesicular traffic really worked. Thus, they designated cellular structures by their shape in the microscope. That is why old books make confusions for such term as that of vacuole. Any ...

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