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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Anne Spang\nhosted by Martin Loose\nAbstract: Eukaryot
 ic cells contain membrane-bounded organelles that communicate with each ot
 her. These interchange is essential to ensure the correct localization of 
 proteins and lipids to their ‘home’ organelle and maintain the size and 
 functionality of the cellular organelles. In the past most interorganellar
  communication was studied in terms of vesicular traffic. A donor compartm
 ent forms a transport vesicle containing the address label for the target 
 compartment and cargoes\, which need to be transported. While this area st
 ill remains very active and lot of these pathways is still not understood\
 , another communication system has recently become the focus of intense st
 udies: interorganellar contact sites. Contacts between two organelles appe
 ar to facilitate the exchange of lipids and ions. What this also illustrat
 es is that any organelle in the cell must contain different domains that f
 ulfill specialized functions. i.e. vesicle exit and arrival sites and orga
 nelle contact sites. Yet\, our understanding how such sites can be formed 
 and how the lifetime is regulated remains still elusive. I will discuss di
 fferent concepts of compartmentalization.
LOCATION:Mondi Seminar Room 2\, Central Building\, ISTA
ORGANIZER:rsix@ist.ac.at
SUMMARY:Anne Spang: Intracellular Compartmentalization
URL:https://talks-calendar.ista.ac.at/events/290
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