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FIGURE 10.1. The three modes of intracellular protein transport.

FIGURE 10.1. The three modes of intracellular protein transport. FIGURE 10.2. The nuclear pore. UNFIGURE 10.1. FIGURE 10.3. The GDP/GTP cycle of a GTPase. FIGURE 10.4. Ran GEF and GAP are localized to the nucleoplasm and cytosol, respectively. FIGURE 10.5. Nuclear import.

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FIGURE 10.1. The three modes of intracellular protein transport.

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  1. FIGURE 10.1. The three modes of intracellular protein transport.

  2. FIGURE 10.2. The nuclear pore.

  3. UNFIGURE 10.1.

  4. FIGURE 10.3. The GDP/GTP cycle of a GTPase.

  5. FIGURE 10.4. Ran GEF and GAP are localized to the nucleoplasm and cytosol, respectively.

  6. FIGURE 10.5. Nuclear import.

  7. FIGURE 10.6. Nuclear export.

  8. FIGURE 10.7. Transport of a growing protein across the membrane of the endoplasmic reticulum.

  9. FIGURE 10.8. The Golgi apparatus.

  10. FIGURE 10.9. Vesicle fission and fusion.

  11. FIGURE 10.10. Generation of membrane buds by (A) coatamers and (B) clathri.

  12. FIGURE 10.11. Presentation of peptides by MHC proteins.

  13. FIGURE 10.12. Targeting of protein to the lysosome.

  14. FIGURE 10.13. SNAREs and vesicle fusion.

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