The plant endomembrane system consists of several distinct and specialized compartments, including the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), the Golgi, the vacuole, and endosomal compartments. Together, they form a highly dynamic, fundamental, and interconnected system responsible for the synthesis, transport, degradation, and segregation of macromolecules. In multicellular organisms, traditional genetic approaches are challenging to anatomize endomembrane function due to the redundancy and importance of genes, making complementary small molecule approaches attractive.
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Development of Small Molecule Disrupter for Endoplasmic Reticulum Structure |
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In vivo Protein Labeling with Clickable Photoaffinity Labeling Prob |
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Clickable Photoaffinity Probe Labels Oleosins |
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Fig.1. ER function is explored with a clickable ER interference probe. (Dejonghe W., et al., 2021)
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