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Coiled coil control of growth factor and inhibitor-dependent EGFR trafficking and degradation

2020-12-11

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EGFR exhibits biased signaling, whereby growth factor or mutation-dependent changes in receptor conformation and/or dynamics elicit distinct intracellular outcomes. We report that many outcomes associated with activated EGFR are controlled by a two-state coiled coil switch located within the juxtamembrane segment (JM), an essential component of the cytosolic dimer interface. The position of this switch defines the...

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2cd3fdf6-8a16-53ff-816d-dfc4a44157e0
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10.1101/2020.12.10.419739
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