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Exocytosis From Molecules To Cells Hb Arun Anantharam Jefferson Knight

Name: Exocytosis From Molecules To Cells Hb Arun Anantharam Jefferson Knight
SKU: BELL-47685566
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Publisher: IOP ebooks

File Extension: PDF

File size: 37.67 MB

Pages: 129

Author: Arun Anantharam, Jefferson Knight

ISBN: 9780750337700, 9780750337717, 9780750337694, 0750337702, 0750337710, 0750337699

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Exocytosis From Molecules To Cells Hb Arun Anantharam Jefferson Knight by Arun Anantharam, Jefferson Knight 9780750337700, 9780750337717, 9780750337694, 0750337702, 0750337710, 0750337699 instant download after payment.

This book is divided into three sections: 1) components of exocytotic pathways; 2) biophysical insights from synthetic and reconstituted systems; and, 3) physiological systems of exocytosis. The first section begins with a description of how secretory organelles form and are packaged with appropriate constituents for exocytosis. The second includes two chapters on recently published reconstituted systems of SNARE-mediated fusion. The final third of the book summarizes the cellular and molecular mechanisms of exocytosis and its regulation in diverse systems. This book is a reference for researchers and students in the fields of exocytosis and membrane trafficking who hope to gain a broad understanding of how these processes operate in various cell types. Historical perspectives on exocytosis are also presented and discussed.