Reconstitution of membrane scission by minimal ESCRT-III complexes
Reconstitution de la scission membranaire par les complexes ESCRT-III minimaux Les "complexes de tri endosomal nécessaires au transport" (ESCRT) sont des machines conservées chez tous les eucaryotes, avec des protéines apparentées chez des organismes simples comme les archées.
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Reconstitution de la scission membranaire par les complexes ESCRT-III minimaux [PDF]
Endosomal Sorting Complex Required for Transport (ESCRT) is an evolutionarily conserved machinery present in all eukaryotes with related proteins found even in simple organisms as Archaea.
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