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p97 is essential for late-stage thymocyte positive selection, with its loss causing a severe blockade in CD8+ lineage commitment and thymocyte development.
Oncogenic viruses induce LAMP2A SUMOylation via TRIM32, activating chaperone-mediated autophagy and promoting tumor growth and viral persistence.
Replication stress drives tumor evolution and creates therapeutic vulnerabilities, with over 100 clinical trials exploring ATR, CHK1, and WEE1 inhibitors.
Unconventional protein secretion offers new design principles to enhance rapid control of extracellular protein release in mammalian cells.
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The ER-Golgi intermediate compartment acts as a central stress-responsive hub, integrating membrane trafficking and immune responses, with over 50 key functions identified.
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CaSAP8 and CaDSK2a form a negative feedback loop that dynamically regulates thermotolerance in pepper, with CaSAP8 enhancing and CaDSK2a attenuating heat stress responses.
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Atg23 prevents inappropriate fusion of Atg9 vesicles during autophagosome formation in yeast, ensuring proper membrane delivery for autophagy.
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FAF1 and FAF2 significantly boost p97-UFD1-NPL4 complex activity, increasing substrate unfolding efficiency by engaging key cofactors and conserved activation motifs.
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Endosome-associated lc3b mRNA is locally translated in axons, facilitating endosomal clearance through autophagy, with over 50% of endosomes showing LC3B colocalization.
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Autophagy plays a complex, dual role in cancer, supporting tumor survival and immune responses, making it a challenging but promising therapeutic target.
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Novel compound heterozygous SIL1 variants linked to Marinesco-Sjögren syndrome in a Chinese girl impair SIL1-BiP interaction and reduce protein levels.
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Disruption of TTN uORFs does not increase titin expression in human cardiomyocytes, revealing context-dependent regulation of TTN translation.
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