The AP3 adaptor is involved in the transport of membrane proteins to acidocalcisomes of Leishmania. (Q53500090)

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English	The AP3 adaptor is involved in the transport of membrane proteins to acidocalcisomes of Leishmania.	scientific article published on 5 February 2008

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The AP3 adaptor is involved in the transport of membrane proteins to acidocalcisomes of Leishmania. (English)

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adaptor complex protein (AP) 3 delta subunit 1, putative

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adaptor complex protein (AP) 3 delta subunit 1, putative

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adaptor complex protein (AP) 3 delta subunit 1, putative

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membrane protein

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Sébastien Besteiro

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Jeremy C. Mottram

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Laurence Tetley

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Laurence Tetley

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Daniela Tonn

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Graham H Coombs

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Journal of Cell Science

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121

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Pt 5

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561-570

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10.1242/JCS.022574

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