Субъединица комплекса COP I дрожжей Hansenula polymorpha: структурно-функциональная организация и роль в гомеостазе кальция
Диссертация
Наряду с клетками млекопитающих, дрожжи S. cerevisiae являются классическим модельным организмом для изучения общих закономерностей процесса секреции в клетках эукариот. Вместе с тем, сравнительный анализ участвующих в этих процессах гомологичных белков из разных организмов немаловажен для понимания их функционирования в клетке. В настоящее время, в связи с появлением работ по секвенированию… Читать ещё >
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