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   Impairments in enzyme activity and biosynthesis of brush border-associatedhydrolases in human intestinal Caco-2/TC7 cells infected by members of theAfa/Dr family of diffusely adhering Escherichia coli
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2. Jirsa, M; Groen, AK
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   Tsg101 and the vacuolar protein sorting pathway are essential for HIV-1 budding
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10. Koivisto, UM; Hubbard, AL; Mellman, R
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13. Soetens, O; De Craene, JO; Andre, B
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14. Raasi, S; Schmidtke, G; Groettrup, M
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15. Lyons, RJ; Deane, R; Lynch, DK; Ye, ZSJ; Sanderson, GM; Eyre, HJ; Sutherland, GR; Daly, RJ
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16. Shieh, HL; Chen, Y; Brown, CR; Chiang, HL
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17. Horak, J; Wolf, DH
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18. Torok, NJ; Larusso, EM; McNiven, MA
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19. Shaw, JD; Cummings, KB; Huyer, G; Michaelis, S; Wendland, B
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20. Slimane, TA; Lenoir, C; Bello, V; Delaunay, JL; Goding, JW; Chwetzoff, S; Maurice, M; Fransen, JAM; Trugnan, G
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21. Gokay, KE; Wilson, JM
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22. Babst, M; Odorizzi, G; Estepa, EJ; Emr, SD
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23. Sarnataro, D; Nitsch, L; Hunziker, W; Zurzolo, C
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24. Koh, SWM
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25. Vorisek, J
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26. Yesilaltay, A; Jenness, DD
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    MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL
    
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27. Amerik, AY; Nowak, J; Swaminathan, S; Hochstrasser, M
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28. Jacobs, DI; van der Heijden, R; Verpoorte, R
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29. Hirling, H; Steiner, P; Chaperon, C; Marsault, R; Regazzi, R; Catsicas, S
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30. Lou, PJ; Chen, WP; Lin, CT; Chen, HC; Wu, JC
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31. Breuza, L; Fransen, J; Le Bivic, A
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33. Porubleva, L; Chitnis, PR
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34. Kipp, H; Arias, IM
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35. Corthals, GL; Wasinger, VC; Hochstrasser, DF; Sanchez, JC
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36. Opdam, FJM; Kamps, G; Croes, H; van Bokhoven, H; Ginsel, LA; Fransen, JAM
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37. Kullak-Ublick, GA; Beuers, U; Paumgartner, G
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38. Kim, J; Scott, SV; Klionsky, DJ
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39. Dalton, SR; Jirtle, RL; Meyer, SA
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41. Barman, S; Nayak, DP
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42. Ogawa, N; Satsu, H; Watanabe, H; Fukaya, M; Tsukamoto, Y; Miyamoto, Y; Shimizu, M
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43. Rotin, D; Staub, O; Haguenauer-Tsapis, R
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44. McCarthy, KM; Yoong, Y; Simister, NE
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45. Kipp, H; Arias, IM
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48. Slimane, TA; Lenoir, C; Sapin, C; Maurice, M; Trugnan, G
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49. Monlauzeur, L; Breuza, L; Le Bivic, A
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50. Pons, M; Ihrke, G; Koch, S; Biermer, M; Pol, A; Grewal, T; Jackle, S; Enrich, C
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51. Pasquali, C; Fialka, I; Huber, LA
    Subcellular fractionation, electromigration analysis and mapping of organelles
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52. Patton, WF
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53. Klionsky, DT; Ohsumi, Y
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54. Citores, L; Wesche, J; Kolpakova, E; Olsnes, S
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56. Alfalah, M; Jacob, R; Preuss, U; Zimmer, KP; Naim, H; Naim, HY
    O-linked glycans mediate apical sorting of human intestinal sucrase-isomaltase through association with lipid rafts
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57. Hirschberg, K; Lippincott-Schwartz, J
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58. Lipardi, C; Nitsch, L; Zurzolo, C
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60. Lian, WN; Tsai, JW; Yu, PM; Wu, TW; Yang, SC; Chau, YP; Lin, CH
    Targeting of aminopeptidase N to bile canaliculi correlates with secretoryactivities of the developing canalicular domain
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61. Wick, DA; Seetharam, B; Dahms, NM
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62. Kraemer, J; Schmitz, F; Drenckhahn, D
    Cytoplasmic dynein and dynactin as likely candidates for microtubule-dependent apical targeting of pancreatic zymogen granules
    EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY
    
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63. Goo, JH; Park, AR; Park, WJ; Park, OK
    Selection of Arabidopsis genes encoding secreted and plasma membrane proteins
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64. Perez-Pe, R; Marti, JI; Tejedor, A; Muino-Blanco, T; Cebrian-Perez, JA
    Sperm-lectin agglutination combined with swim-up leads to an efficient selection of highly motile, viable and heterogeneous ram spermatozoa
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65. Prabakaran, D; Ahima, RS; Harney, JW; Berry, MJ; Larsen, PR; Arvan, P
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66. Soroka, CJ; Pate, MK; Boyer, JL
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67. Hansen, GH; Niels-Christiansen, LL; Immerdal, L; Hunziker, W; Kenny, AJ; Danielsen, EM
    Transcytosis of immunoglobulin A in the mouse enterocyte occurs through glycolipid raft- and Rab17-containing compartments
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68. Lottaz, D; Maurer, CA; Hahn, D; Buchler, MW; Sterchi, EE
    Nonpolarized secretion of human meprin alpha in colorectal cancer generates an increased proteolytic potential in the stroma
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69. Flesch, FM; Colenbrander, B; van Golde, LMG; Gadella, BM
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