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Characterization of the adaptor-related protein complex, AP-3

Simpson et al., 1997

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Simpson F
Peden A
Christopoulou L
Robinson M
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The Journal of cell biology

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We have recently shown that two proteins related to two of the adaptor subunits of clathrincoated vesicles, p47 (μ3) and β-NAP (β3B), are part of an adaptor-like complex not associated with clathrin (Simpson, F., NA Bright, MA West, LS Newman, RB Darnell, and MS …
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