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Autophagy eliminates a specific species of misfolded procollagen and plays a protective role in cell survival against ER stress
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Autophagy eliminates a specific species of misfolded procollagen and plays a protective role in cell survival against ER stress
Autophagy eliminates a specific species of misfolded procollagen and plays a protective role in cell survival against ER stress
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Yoshihito Ishida
Yoshihito Ishida
KN
Kazuhiro Nagata
Kazuhiro Nagata
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16 November 2009
journal article
Published by
Taylor & Francis
in
Autophagy
Vol. 5
(8)
,
1217-1219
DOI:
10.4161/auto.5.8.10168
PMID:
19829057
Abstract
Type I collagen is one of the most abundant proteins in the human body and is essential for tissue formation. Mutations in collagen cause severe abnormalities in bone formation, including osteogene...
Keywords
STRESS TYPE
AUTOPHAGY ELIMINATES
SPECIFIC SPECIES
MISFOLDED PROCOLLAGEN
PROTECTIVE ROLE
CELL SURVIVAL
ABUNDANT PROTEINS
HUMAN BODY
TISSUE FORMATION
BONE FORMATION
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