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Adapting yeast as model to study ricin toxin a uptake and trafficking
Björn Becker
, Manfred J. Schmitt
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Depurination
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Ricin Toxin
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Yeast Bioassay
100%
Endoplasmic Reticulum Retention
100%
AB Toxin
100%
Spheroplasts
100%
28S rRNA
100%
Glycoprotein
50%
Plasma Membrane
50%
Endoplasmic Reticulum
50%
Highly Sensitive
50%
Eukaryotic Cells
50%
Cytotoxic Effect
50%
Endosomal Compartment
50%
Saccharomyces Cerevisiae
50%
Endocytosis
50%
Resistant Phenotypes
50%
HeLa Cells
50%
Mammalian Cells
50%
Dissolved Oxygen
50%
In Vitro Toxicity
50%
KDEL Motif
50%
Toxin Uptake
50%
Ricin
50%
Yeast Knockout
50%
Ricin Toxin A Chain
50%
Retention Signal
50%
In Vivo Trafficking
50%
Phenotypic Effects
50%
Ribosomal Proteins
50%
In Vitro Release Kinetics
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Bioassay
100%
Depurination
100%
28S Ribosomal RNA
100%
Glycoprotein
50%
Endocytosis
50%
Cytotoxicity
50%
Cell Membrane
50%
C-Terminus
50%
Ribosome Inactivating Protein
50%