Selected article for: "ER protein and ER retention"
Title: Primary sequence domains required for the retention of rotavirus VP7 in the endoplasmic reticulum
  • Document date: 1988_11_1
    • ID: 63mxzwti_40
    Snippet: formation which has functional enzymatic activity. It is apparent that the VP7 sequence from amino acids 51-111 is necessary and sufficient for the retention of VP7 in the ER and also serves to retain a normally secreted protein in this compartment......
    Document: formation which has functional enzymatic activity. It is apparent that the VP7 sequence from amino acids 51-111 is necessary and sufficient for the retention of VP7 in the ER and also serves to retain a normally secreted protein in this compartment.

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