A subset of UPR-induced transmembrane proteins are prematurely degraded during lipid perturbation

Benjamin S.H. Ng; Peter Shyu; Nurulain Ho; Ruijie Chaw; Seah Yi Ling; Guillaume Thibault

doi:10.1101/178947

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A subset of UPR-induced transmembrane proteins are prematurely degraded during lipid perturbation

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Benjamin S.H. Ng

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A subset of UPR-induced transmembrane proteins are prematurely degraded during lipid perturbation

Benjamin S.H. Ng, Peter Shyu Jr., Nurulain Ho, Ruijie Chaw, Seah Yi Ling, Guillaume Thibault

bioRxiv 178947; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/178947

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Benjamin S.H. Ng, Peter Shyu Jr., Nurulain Ho, Ruijie Chaw, Seah Yi Ling, Guillaume Thibault

bioRxiv 178947; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/178947

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