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Notch signaling from the endosome requires a conserved dileucine motif
Li Zheng
, Cosmo A. Saunders
, Erika B. Sorensen
, Nicole C. Waxmonsky
,
Sean D. Conner
Genetics, Cell Biology and Development (TMED)
Cellular Mechanisms of Cancer
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Endosome
100%
Notch Signaling
100%
Dileucine Motif
100%
Lysosome
50%
Secretase
50%
Early Endosomes
33%
Phosphate
16%
Receptor Targets
16%
Plasma Membrane
16%
Mannose
16%
Subcellular Location
16%
Endocytosis
16%
Active Processes
16%
Sorting Signal
16%
Cytoplasmic Tail
16%
Cleavage Products
16%
Mammalian System
16%
Endosomal Transport
16%
Truncated Receptor
16%
Dileucine
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Endosome
100%
Notch Signaling
100%
Receptor
66%
Notch
66%
Lysosome
50%
Secretase
50%
Tail
16%
Cell Membrane
16%
Endocytosis
16%
Cleft
16%
Mannose Phosphate
16%
Proteasome
16%
Cation
16%
Neuroscience
Notch Signaling Pathway
100%
Notch
66%
Receptor
66%
Lysosomes
50%
Secretase
50%
Proteasome
16%
Cleft
16%
Endocytosis
16%
Mannose Phosphate
16%
Cell Membrane
16%
Immunology and Microbiology
Notch Signaling
100%
Endosome
100%
Notch
66%
Lysosome
50%
Endocytosis
16%
Cell Membrane
16%
Proteasome
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Notch Signaling Pathway
100%
Notch
66%
Lysosome
50%
Secretase
50%
Endocytosis
16%
Cell Membrane
16%
Proteasome
16%
Mannose
16%