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Insulin-responsive aminopeptidase trafficking in 3T3-L1 adipocytes
Luis A. Garza
, Morris J. Birnbaum
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Insulin
100%
3T3-L1 Adipocytes
100%
Aminopeptidase
100%
Glucose Transporter 4 (GLUT4)
71%
Endocytosis
42%
Exocytosis
28%
Cell Surface
28%
Plasma Membrane
28%
Translocated
28%
Wortmannin
28%
Biotin
14%
Avidin
14%
Gp160
14%
Acidification
14%
Constitutively Active
14%
Clathrin-mediated Endocytosis
14%
Internalization Efficiency
14%
Cell Fractionation
14%
Subcellular Fractionation
14%
Akt PKB
14%
Cell Surface Biotinylation
14%
Invagination
14%
Slow Time
14%
Sensitive Business Process
14%
Plasma Membrane Sheets
14%
Cytosol
14%
Endocytic
14%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Adipocyte
100%
3T3-L1
100%
Aminopeptidase
100%
Insulin
100%
Glucose Transporter
71%
Endocytosis
57%
Cell Membrane
42%
Exocytosis
28%
Cell Fractionation
28%
Clathrin
14%
Internalization
14%
Protein Kinase B
14%
Avidin
14%
Biotinylation
14%
Invagination
14%
Biotin
14%
Immunology and Microbiology
Adipocyte
100%
Aminopeptidase
100%
Insulin
100%
Glucose Transporter
71%
Endocytosis
57%
Cell Membrane
42%
Cell Surface
28%
Exocytosis
28%
Cell Fractionation
28%
Cytosol
14%
Internalization
14%
Biotinylation
14%
Invagination
14%