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Assembly of the mannose-6-phosphate receptor into reconstituted clathrin coats.

The EMBO Journal, 01 Oct 1985, 4(10):2457-2460
https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1460-2075.1985.tb03956.x PMID: 2865131 PMCID: PMC554529

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In ionic conditions in which clathrin coats are stable, the mannose-6-phosphate receptor associates with the 100-kd/50-kd coat complexes purified from bullock brain coated vesicles. These aggregates exist as striking spherical structures of 300-1000 A diameter. When clathrin is included in the assembly mixture, cages are formed which apparently encapsulate these aggregates, giving, in the absence of lipid, structures resembling full coated vesicles.

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Assembly of the mannose-6-phosphate receptor into reconstituted clathrin coats.

B M Pearse
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In ionic conditions in which clathrin coats are stable, the mannose-6-phosphate receptor associates with the 100-kd/50-kd coat complexes purified from bullock brain coated vesicles. These aggregates exist as striking spherical structures of 300-1000 A diameter. When clathrin is included in the assembly mixture, cages are formed which apparently encapsulate these aggregates, giving, in the absence of lipid, structures resembling full coated vesicles.

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