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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"SNARE function"”.
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Regulation of SNARE function during sperm capacitation to promote the acrosome reaction
… factor attachment protein receptor (SNARE) complex formation and movement into membrane rafts in preparation for the acrosome reaction. Two t-SNAREs and a v-SNARE form a trans-SNARE complex, which is required for exocytosis. The core complex along with other regulatory proteins exerts …
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Lipid composition and membrane physical parameters regulate priming and SNARE function in yeast vacuole membrane fusion
… a family of highly conserved proteins called SNAREs, membrane fusion also requires a set of regulatory lipids that includes ergosterol, diacylglycerol, phosphatidic acid and phosphoinositides. Although a lot is known about the SNARE protein machinery, the role of lipids and the lipid …
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Real time course of transmitter release of SSVs and LDCVs; SNARE function analysed in synaptobrevin2 and cellubrevin knock out mice
… um 10 Grad erklärt werden kann.Teil 2SNAREs (soluble NSF-attachment protein receptors) werden generell als zentrale Komponenten des Membranfusionsprozesses angesehen. Während einer Fusion bilden SNAREs (der Vesikel SNARE Synaptobrevin, der SNARE Syntaxin der Plasmamembran und SNAP-25) …
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Unraveling the Role of SNARE Interactions in Neurotransmitter Release
… 1 and SNAP-25, which are collectively known as SNAREs and form a tight complex (the core complex). The assembly of the core complex may mediate membrane fusion. Complexin is a highly conserved cytoplasmic protein that binds tightly to the SNARE complex. Analysis of the interaction between …
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The regulation of yeast homotypic membrane fusion by class C ABC transporters
… of vesicle membranes that is accomplished by a SNARE-mediated mechanism. Membrane fusion is the merger of two lipid bilayers into one continuous membrane. Multiprotein complexes that have been conserved in eukaryotes carry out the basic reactions of fusion. In Saccharomyces cerevisiae, homotypic …