SNARE the rod, coil the complex

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William I. Weis
Richard H. Scheller
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[1] the Department of Structural Biology,
[2] Department of Molecular and Cellular Physiology,undefined
[3] Howard Hughes Medical Institute,undefined
[4] Stanford University School of Medicine,undefined
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Nature | 1998年 / 395卷
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Cellular cargo is transported around the cell in small vesicles that are pinched off the donor membrane and then fuse with the target cell. Fusion is mediated by the interaction of proteins -- found on both the vesicle and target membranes -- called SNAREs. The structure of the core fusion complex has now been solved, and changes our ideas about how this process occurs.
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