… The method by which VTCs are formed and consumed may provide critical insight into the
ensuing mechanism(s) involved in the movement of anterograde-transported cargo through …

… s-EVs and to the EVs in the 200 nm–10 μm size range as l-EVs (Figure 1). Exosomes are one
of the most studied types of s… Most studies of s-EVs refer to their EVs as exosomes; however…

Background: Muscle symptoms in patients who are treated with statins and have normal
creatine kinase levels are not well understood. Objective: To report biopsy-confirmed myopathy …

… Serguei Bannykh … Prevalences of polyarteritis nodosa, microscopic polyangiitis, Wegener’s
granulomatosis, and Churg-Strauss syndrome in a French urban multiethnic population in …

Export of cargo from the ER occurs through the formation of 60-70nm COPII-coated
vesicular carriers. We have applied serial-thin sectioning and stereology to quantitatively …

… in the presence of GTP',/S, a nonhydrolyzable analog of GTP. … of nanomolar concentrations
of GTP~/S (Fig. 1 B, open circles)… However, GTP~,S is a general activator of many GTPases …

… After a 30 s acclimation period, a bright spotlight was illuminated and the start tube was lifted
off of the rat. The session ended when the rat entered the escape box, or after 3 min elapsed…

… with patient’s antibodies (b, green) and a specific antibody for NR2B (d, red); note that there
is co-localization of reactivities (c, yellow), indicating that the patient’s antibodies react with …

Cargo is selectively exported from the ER in COPII vesicles. To analyze the role of COPII in
selective transport from the ER, we have purified components of the mammalian COPII …

… -S, to activate cytosolic Sar1. Similar to the results obtained with Sar1-GTP, GTP-γ-S inhibited
… in incubations with Sar1-GTP-γ-S by analyzing the vesicular fraction on sucrose gradients. …