A binding partner of this protein is targeted by autoantibodies in a paraneoplastic form of stiff person syndrome found in breast cancer patients.
A binding partner of this protein is targeted by autoantibodies in a paraneoplastic form of stiff person syndrome found in breast cancer patients. This protein is inhibited by Pitstop1 and Pitstop2. This protein was originally isolated from pig and bollock brains by Barbara Pearse. This protein forms a complex with TACC and ch-TOG to stabilize the mitotic spindle apparatus. LDL receptor complexes localize to regions of the membrane containing this protein, which are PIP2-dependent structures called (*) coated pits. Amphiphysin, epsin and AP180 are binding partners of this protein, which can also bind to the AP2 adaptor complex. Three heavy chains and three light chains of this protein are used to form a particular repeating structure. Dynamin is used to pinch off structures coated with this protein, which move from the cell membrane to the endosome in endocytosis. For 10 points, name this protein that forms a triskelion structure on the external surface of endocytic vesicles.
A binding partner of this protein is targeted by autoantibodies in a paraneoplastic form of stiff person syndrome found in breast cancer patients.
clathrin