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Emma M Sydir, M Humam Farra, Abigail L Whitford

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
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    PubMed
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    研究人员在酵母中发现了核包裹 (NE) 密封的新途径,独立于已知的ESCRT-III途径. 这种独立于Cmp7和ESCRT的机制涉及Alx1和Vid27蛋白,这对核完整性至关重要.

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