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Here we review recent progress toward a mechanistic understanding of vesicle tethering.
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These results provide evidence that SVAPP-120 represents a novel synaptic vesicle-associated phosphoprotein.
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The positive margin rate and incidence of seminal vesicle involvement remained stable.
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GFP-vesicle movement and particle movement can be viewed simultaneously using separate wavelengths.
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Under these conditions, we show that localized instabilities appear on the vesicle.
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But they afterwards extend over the whole surface of the embryonic vesicle.
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Several proteins encoded by PD genes are implicated in synaptic vesicle traffic.
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Some metastatic tumors have characteristics similar to the seminal vesicle ES tumor.
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Seminal vesicle belongs to the unusual sites of the hydatid cyst presentation.
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ATP hydrolysis is required for the functional refilling of this vesicle pool.
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The renal vesicle index was analysed by three-dimensional reconstruction of CT scans.
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Sex vesicle and various shapes of synaptic sex chromosomes have been observed.
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We describe two women with dermatomyositis and vesicle formation on their extremities.
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However, the precise events that CAPS regulates to promote vesicle fusion are unclear.
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In these the original nucleus of the ovum, the germinal vesicle, is lost.
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By contrast, several synaptic genes with functions other than vesicle trafficking remained unchanged.
