Molecular blueprint of a cellular sorting centre

Endosomes are sorting centres inside cells that decide where to deliver materials that are taken from outside or from other parts of the cell. A comprehensive map of endosomal proteins uncovers new components, and reveals the assembly and architecture of hundreds of molecular machines that work together in the endosomal system. Experimental techniques and the AI tool AlphaFold are used to generate a comprehensive map of early endosomal proteins and their interactions.

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Nature
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2025-05-28
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https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-025-01564-4
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Cellular transport and secretion
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Molecular blueprint of a cellular sorting centre

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Molecular blueprint of a cellular sorting centre

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Abstract

Endosomes are sorting centres inside cells that decide where to deliver materials that are taken from outside or from other parts of the cell. A comprehensive map of endosomal proteins uncovers new components, and reveals the assembly and architecture of hundreds of molecular machines that work together in the endosomal system. Experimental techniques and the AI tool AlphaFold are used to generate a comprehensive map of early endosomal proteins and their interactions.

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