Lecture
Vesicular Transport Mechanisms
In course
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Description
This lecture covers the mechanisms of vesicular transport, including fission, recognition, and fusion processes. It explains how proteins like dynamin and SNAREs play crucial roles in vesicle formation and fusion with target compartments. The instructor discusses the importance of Rab GTPases in vesicle targeting and the molecular machinery involved in vesicle fusion. The lecture also explores the different stages of vesicular transport, from microtubule movement to the modification of sugars in the Golgi apparatus.
Instructor
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