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Genetic editing of SEC61, SEC62, and SEC63 abrogates human cytomegalovirus US2 expression in a signal peptide-dependent manner

2019-05-29

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Newly translated proteins enter the ER through the SEC61 complex, via either co- or post-translational translocation. In mammalian cells, few substrates of post-translational SEC62- and SEC63-dependent translocation have been described. Here, we targeted all components of the SEC61/62/63 complex by CRISPR/Cas9, creating knock-outs or mutants of the individual subunits of the complex. We show that functionality of...

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8e5fe7d1-595a-5a05-9570-43c353963e47
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10.1101/653857
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