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A cargo sorting receptor mediates chloroplast protein trafficking through the secretory pathway.

The Plant cell - 3 Sept 2024

Liu Jinling, Chen Hong, Liu Li, Meng Xiangzhao, Liu Qianwen, Ye Qinyi, Wen Jiangqi, Wang Tao, Dong Jiangli

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Nucleus-encoded chloroplast proteins can be transported via the secretory pathway. The molecular mechanisms underlying the trafficking of chloroplast proteins between the intracellular compartments are largely unclear, and a cargo sorting receptor has not previously been identified in the secretory pathway. Here, we report a cargo sorting receptor that is specifically present in Viridiplantae and mediates the...

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PMID: 38963880
DOI: 10.1093/plcell/koae197
PMCID: PMC11371137

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