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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Membrane identity"”.

  1. Comparative analysis of membrane-associated signatures at mutualistic and pathogenic plant-microbe interfaces

    … are surrounded by specialised plant interface membranes. My thesis identifies protein and lipid signatures of these interface membranes and explores their roles in interface establishment, maintenance, and the outcomes of plant-microbe interactions. I selected eight candidate genes in Nicotiana …

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  2. Escherichia Coli as a New Platform for the Study of Phosphoinositides

    <p>Phosphoinositides are membrane phospholipids involved in a wide variety of processes across the tree of life. In eukaryotic cells they function though their role as integral membrane components, anchors for proteins, membrane identity markers, and signaling molecules. Phosphoinositides are …

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  3. An Investigation into the Function of CDS2 in Phosphoinositide Synthesis in Murine Macrophages

    Phosphoinositides (PIPn) are a branch of membrane phospholipids involved in regulating critical cellular functions, such as Phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3K) and Phospholipase C (PLC) signalling pathways, the definition of sub-cellular membrane identity and the sorting of proteins and lipids within …

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  4. Rab-domain dynamics in endocytic membrane trafficking

    … cells depend on cargo uptake into the endocytic membrane system, which comprises a functionally interconnected network of endosomal compartments. The establishment and maintenance of such diverse compartments in face of the high rates of exchange between them, poses a major challenge for …

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  5. A role for myotubularins in vaccinia virus egress

    … (IMV) particles are surrounded by a single lipid membrane and are mostly released upon lysis of the infected cell. Some IMVs are wrapped by an additional double membrane to form intracellular enveloped virus (IEV), also called wrapped virus (WV). IEVs are transported on microtubules to the cell …

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