Clathrin-mediated Junction Internalization
Clathrin-Mediated Junction Internalization is a cellular mechanism belonging to the class of endocytic processes, distinguished by the selective disassembly and internalization of intercellular junctions through clathrin-coated pit formation, thereby facilitating junctional remodeling in epithelial and endothelial tissues.
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Deborah S. Goldberg, Hamidreza Ghandehari, Peter W. Swaan · Pharmaceutical Research · 2010 · 65 citations
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Northwestern University
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Emory University
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Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center
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National Institute of Infectious Diseases
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