Spatial Control of Proton Pump H,K-ATPase Docking at the Apical Membrane by Phosphorylation-coupled Ezrin-Syntaxin 3 Interaction*

Spatial Control of Proton Pump H,K-ATPase Docking at the Apical Membrane by Phosphorylation-coupled Ezrin-Syntaxin 3 Interaction*
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DOI:
10.1074/jbc.m114.581280
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发表时间:
2014-10
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The Journal of Biological Chemistry
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Huijuan Yu;Jiajia Zhou;Hirohide Takahashi;William W. Yao;Yuki Suzuki;Xiao Yuan;S. Yoshimura;Yin Zhang;Ya Liu;N. Emmett;V. Bond;Dongmei Wang;Xia Ding;K. Takeyasu;X. Yao
Huijuan Yu;Jiajia Zhou;Hirohide Takahashi;William W. Yao;Yuki Suzuki;Xiao Yuan;S. Yoshimura;Yin Zhang;Ya Liu;N. Emmett;V. Bond;Dongmei Wang;Xia Ding;K. Takeyasu;X. Yao
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作者:
Huijuan Yu;Jiajia Zhou;Hirohide Takahashi;William W. Yao;Yuki Suzuki;Xiao Yuan;S. Yoshimura;Yin Zhang;Ya Liu;N. Emmett;V. Bond;Dongmei Wang;Xia Ding;K. Takeyasu;X. Yao

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