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  1. Chaudhuri, Arjun ; Banerjee, Sanmitra ; et al.
    In: IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems ; volume 31, issue 3, page 296-309 ; ISSN 1063-8210 1557-9999, 2023
    Online academicJournal
  2. Yigezu Atnafe Yigezu (11999227) ; M. Wakilur Rahman (11999230) ; et al.
    2022
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  3. Jardin A. Leleux (11785205) ; Tina C. Albershardt (11785208) ; et al.
    2021
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  4. Jardin A. Leleux (11785205) ; Tina C. Albershardt (11785208) ; et al.
    2021
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  5. Gupta, Vivek Kumar ; Roy, Surajit Kumar ; et al.
    In: 2018 International Symposium on Devices, Circuits and Systems (ISDCS, 2018
    Online Konferenz
  6. Troussicot, Laura ; Vallet, Alicia ; et al.
    2023
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  7. Biniok, Maximilian
    2019
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  9. Figure 4. NMR and mutagenesis identify the nucleosome acidic patch as the binding interface for RNF169(UDM2). ; (A) Superimposed 1H-13C HMQC spectra of ILV-methyl labeled H2A (left panel) and ILV-methyl labeled H2B (right panel) in the context of the H2AK13Cub-NCP without (black) and with (yellow, left; red, right) wild-type RNF169(UDM2), respectively. RNF169(UDM2) was added at 2.5-fold excess relative to ubiquitin. Arrows indicate peak movement. Data collected at 14.1 T, 45°C. (B) Chemical shift perturbations (CSPs) in ILV-methyl labeled H2A (yellow, top panel) and ILV methyl-labeled H2B (red, bottom panel) H2AK13Cub-NCPs. Residues with CSP values 1σ above the average are indicated (black line). CSPs were calculated as described in Materials and Methods. (C) Location of residues with significant CSPs in H2A (yellow) and H2B (red) shown in space filling representation and indicated with arrows on nucleosome crystal structure (2PYO) (Clapier et al., 2008a). Acidic patch residues are shown in stick representation and coloured black. H2A: light yellow, H2B: salmon, H3: light blue and H4: light green. (D) Selected isoleucine regions of 1H-13C HMQC spectra of free (black) and 2.5-fold excess RNF169(UDM2) bound (red) ILV-methyl labeled ub H2AK13Cub-NCP. Spectra of acidic patch mutant NCPs, H2AK13C(D89A/E91A)ub-NCP (purple, left panel) and H2AK13C(E60A/E63A)ub-NCP (teal, right panel), with 5-fold excess RNF169(UDM2) to ubiquitin are overlaid and highlight the resulting binding deficiency. All data are recorded at 14.1 T, 45°C.
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  12. Figure 5. Acute cytosolic depletion of Vps4 blocks endosomal traffic to the vacuole and changes the structure of perivacuolar MVBs. ; Rapid depletion of cytosolic Vps4-eGFP-FRB was achieved by its capture on the cytosolic surface of the plasma membrane induced by rapamycin-mediated heterodimerization with Pma1-FKBP12. (a) Phase contrast and live cell epifluorescence microscopy of yeast cells expressing Vps4-eGFP-FRB (green) and the cargo Mup1-mRuby2 (red) before (panel 1) or 60 min after addition of methionine (panels 2–4), used to activate endocytosis of Mup1 and its transport into the vacuole. Rapamycin was added to deplete Vps4-eGFP-FRB (panel 3, 4), and untagged Vps4 was co-expressed to rescue the anchor-away effect (panel 4). The locations of the plasma membrane (PM), vacuole (V) and class E compartment (E) are indicated. Scale bar = 5 µm. (b) SDS-PAGE and western blot analysis with the indicated antibodies of samples from equal volumes of membrane and cytosolic fractions of Vps4-eGFP cells, vps4Δ mutants and Vps4-eGFP-FRB cells in the absence and presence of rapamycin. (c) Live cell epifluorescence and phase contrast microscopy of yeast cells expressing a mixture of Snf7 and Snf7-eGFP together with Vps4-FRB before or after the addition of rapamycin. Scale bar = 5 µm. (d) 3D model (top) and 2D slices (bottom) of tomographic reconstructions obtained from 400 nm slices of yeast cells before and after addition of rapamycin. The images show typical examples of MVBs containing ILVs (red) surrounded by the limiting membrane (yellow), endosomes lacking ILVs and an example of class E-like compartment (green); arrowheads point to ILV buds. To facilitate the imaging, MBVs were clustered in one region by overexpression of Vps21 (TDH3-VPS21) (Adell et al., 2014). Scale bar = 100 nm. The outcome of the morphological analysis of all MVBs (fully or only partially present in the section) is shown.
    2017
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  13. Figure 5—figure supplement 1. Effects of the acute depletion of the cytosolic Vps4 pool. ; (a) Schematic representation of the anchor away approach used to acutely deplete the amount of cytosolic Vps4-FRB (OFF). Addition of rapamycin (RAP) results in the association of Vps4-FRB with the highly abundant Pma1-FKBP12 stable located at the plasma membrane. (b) Live cell phase contrast and epifluorescence microscopy of yeast cells expressing Vps4-eGFP-FRB alone or with Vps4-mCherry before or after exposure to 1 µg/ml rapamycin for less than one minute or 30 min. It shows the rapid effect of the anchor away approach as reflected by the stable accumulation of Vps4 at the plasma membrane and its depletion from intracellular endosomal carriers. (c) Live cell confocal microscopy fluorescence recovery after photo-bleaching (FRAP) of Vps4-eGFP-FRB before and 10 min after the addition of 1 µg/ml rapamycin. The images in the top show typical examples of FRAP results for perivacuolar endosomes located next to the vacuole labeled with internalized FM4-64 dye. The images in the bottom show an overview of the selected cells and the photobleached area (arrow). Scale bar = 5 µm. The plots show the fluorescence traces and the fitted FRAP pattern for cells expressing Vps4-FRB-eGFP before (n = 21) or after rapamycin addition (n = 28), for cells expressing Vps4-eGFP (n = 34) and for cells expressing Vps4E233Q-eGFP (n = 26). Their distribution of fitted time constants is shown in the histogram. The box plot shows median, 25th, and 75th percentiles and outermost data points of the fitted time constants. The permutation test for differences between the means of the time constants was not significant. (d) The top panels (a–d) are low magnification views of MBVs highlighting the region (dotted squares) used for the tomographic reconstructions depicted in Figure 5d. Panel E corresponds to another example observed after 120 min incubation with rapamycin; it also shows the accumulation of nearly empty perivacuolar endosomes mostly lacking buds located in proximity to the class E compartment. Enlarged views of the selected regions 1–3 are shown. Limiting MVB membrane (yellow), ILVs (red) and class E-like structures (green) are indicated; arrowheads point to ILV buds. Scale bar = 100 nm (a–e) and 20 nm (1, 2, 3).
    2017
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  14. Figure 5. Retrogradely transported TrkA+ endosomes within cell bodies evolve from MVBs into simple, single-membrane vesicle structures. ; (a) Schematic of the pulse-block assay. The Flag-TrkA assay is performed in Ntrk1Flag sympathetic neurons cultured in compartmentalized microfluidic chambers as in Figure 1—figure supplement 1A using pre-conjugated anti-Flag antibody and Protein A-5 nm gold. Nocodazole is applied to distal axons 25 min post-NGF application to block retrograde transport. Neurons are fixed at indicated time points and processed for EM. (b) The Flag-TrkA assay was performed in WT neurons, Ntrk1Flag neurons treated with either DMSO or nocodazole in distal axons (25 min post NGF). Cells were fixed at indicated time points and processed for EM. The number of gold particles per section per cell was quantified (n = 3, Results were pooled from over 150 Flag-gold particles). (c) The pulse-block assay was performed as in (a), and membrane topology of the Flag epitope was assessed. A schematic of the inner- or outer-leaflet position for membrane of ILVs, the limiting membrane and SVs is shown on the right. (d,e) The pulse-block assay was performed and the distribution of retrogradely transported Flag-TrkA gold particles in MVBs, single-membrane vesicle structures (SVs) and lysosomes within the cell body over time was assessed (e) Results were pooled from over 150 Flag-gold particles from four samples for each time point. Representative images of retrograde Flag-TrkA in each of the three membrane compartments are shown in (d). (f) Sympathetic neurons in compartmentalized cultures were incubated with transferrin-gold (6 nm) in distal axons and the pulse-block assay was performed. The distribution of retrograde transferrin-gold in MVBs, SVs and lysosomes was assessed by EM. For (d–f), over 150 endosomes were counted for each condition at each time point in four independent experiments. Scale bar: 100 nm. Data are represented as mean ± SEM. ***p
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