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Jin, 2007 - Google Patents

Studies of insulin-stimulated glut4 vesicle fusion with plasma membrane using in vitro fusion systems

Jin, 2007

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Jin B
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PQDT-UK & Ireland

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The work described in this thesis investigates the fusion process in the exocytotic limb of the GLUT4 translocation pathway using two in vitro systems. The first of these assays used plasma membrane reconstituted into liposomes and studied their fusion with immuno …
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