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Retromer-mediated recruitment of the WASH complex involves discrete interactions between VPS35, VPS29 and Fam21

2024-01-23

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Endosomal trafficking ensures the proper distribution of lipids and proteins to various cellular compartments, facilitating intracellular communication, nutrient transport, waste disposal, and the maintenance of cell structure. Retromer, a peripheral membrane protein complex, plays an important role in this process by recruiting the associated actin- polymerizing WASH complex to establish distinct sorting domains....

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Literature Corpus work: 3f673272-a017-5a47-b833-231a61a9c3a5
DOI: 10.1101/2024.01.22.576619

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