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The lysosomal carrier SLC29A3 supports anti-bacterial signaling and promotes autophagy by activating TRPML1 in mouse dendritic cells

2025-06-17

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The solute carrier (SLC)29A3 exports nucleosides from lysosomes into the cytosol, maintaining solute homeostasis and providing metabolic intermediates for cellular processes. Loss-of-function mutations in SLC29A3 cause H syndrome, characterized by hyperinflammation and immunodeficiency. While dysfunctions in various cell types contribute to H syndrome and to SLC29A3 deficiency in mice, the mechanisms driving hyper...

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12c7f324-dcb3-54a2-8409-01e24ae54ffc
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10.1101/2025.06.11.659112
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