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The clathrin heavy chain isoform CHC22 functions in a novel endosomal sorting step

Authors
  1. Acton
  2. Antonescu
  3. Arighi
  4. Banting
  5. Benmerah
  6. Bennett
  7. Bolte
  8. Borner
  9. Brodsky
  10. Brodsky
  11. Brüning
  12. Bujny
  13. Chen
  14. Chih-Ying Chen
  15. Christopher Esk
  16. Dell’Angelica
  17. Fazakerley
  18. Frances M. Brodsky
  19. Frittoli
  20. Ganley
  21. Garvey
  22. He
  23. Hehnly
  24. Hinrichsen
  25. Hood
  26. Hou
  27. Huang
  28. Huang
  29. Johannes
  30. Karylowski
  31. Kedra
  32. Kerr
  33. Li
  34. Lim
  35. Liu
  36. Lombardi
  37. Ludger Johannes
  38. Maianu
  39. Mallard
  40. Mallard
  41. Mardones
  42. Meyer
  43. Michael
  44. Motley
  45. Nokes
  46. Popoff
  47. Riederer
  48. Rojas
  49. Saint-Pol
  50. Seaman
  51. Seaman
  52. Shepherd
  53. Shewan
  54. Sirotkin
  55. Tang
  56. Towler
  57. Ungewickell
  58. van Steensel
  59. Vassilopoulos
  60. Wainszelbaum
  61. Wakeham
  62. Wassmer
  63. Wassmer
  64. Williams
  65. Wong
  66. Zhu
Publication date
1 January 2010
Publisher
The Rockefeller University Press
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    Abstract

    CHC22 is needed for retrograde trafficking from endosomes to the trans-Golgi, unlike its clathrin sibling CHC17, and in a manner distinct from retromer

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