Trafficking Pathway Specificity is a molecular sorting mechanism that determines the selective targeting of cargo proteins into distinct intracellular trafficking pathways by recognizing specific signal motifs and adaptor protein interactions.
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Pathway-Specific Trafficking of Native AMPARs by In Vivo Experience
Roger L. Clem, Alison L. Barth · Neuron · 2006 · 223 citations · Full text
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