-
Epsins are a
family of
highly conserved membrane proteins that are
important in
creating membrane curvature.
Epsins contribute to
membrane deformations...
- AP180 and
epsin. AP180 is used in
synaptic vesicle formation. It
recruits clathrin to
membranes and also
promotes its polymerization.
Epsin also recruits...
- ENTH domain-containing
protein 1, also
known as
Epsin-2B and ENTHD1, is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the ENTHD1 gene. The ENTHD1 gene is located...
- with
Epsin can be seen in a two
decade span of
several papers. His
first major paper regarding Epsin was
written in 2004,
titled “Drosophila
Epsin mediates...
-
accessory proteins that
regulate coat ****embly and dis****embly (such as AP180,
epsins and auxilin).
There are
different AP
complexes in mammals. AP1 is responsible...
-
Epsin-1 is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the EPN1 gene. EPN1 is an
endocytic accessory protein that
interacts with EPS15 (MIM 600051), the alpha...
- including:
Insulin signal transduction Cytoskeleton ****embly
Nerve guidance (
epsin)
Intracellular calcium (Ca2+)
concentration control Cell
membrane potential...
- vastuuvalmentajaksi, espoonpalloseura.fi, 5
January 2024
Jussi Leppälahti
kertoo EPSin edustuksen kulttuurin muutoksesta – ”Marraskuun ensimmäisissä treeneissä...
- VI,
Pellegrini L,
Salcini AE, Di
Fiore PP, De
Camilli P (Dec 1999). "The
epsins define a
family of
proteins that
interact with
components of the clathrin...
- The
epsin N-terminal
homology (ENTH)
domain is a
structural domain that is
found in
proteins involved in
endocytosis and
cytoskeletal machinery. This...
