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• W2007016779 abstract "Autophagy is connected to a surprising range of cellular processes, including the stress response, developmental remodeling, organelle homeostasis and disease pathophysiology. The inducible, predominant form of autophagy, macroautophagy, involves dynamic membrane rearrangements, culminating in the formation of a double-membrane cytosolic vesicle, an autophagosome, which sequesters cytoplasm and organelles. The signal transduction mechanisms that regulate autophagy are poorly understood and have focused on extracellular nutrient sensing. Similarly, little is known about the contribution of the endomembrane organelles to autophagy-related processes. Recent studies have provided interesting links between these topics, revealing that the secretory pathway provides membrane for autophagosome formation, and that autophagy has an important role in organelle homeostasis. Autophagy is connected to a surprising range of cellular processes, including the stress response, developmental remodeling, organelle homeostasis and disease pathophysiology. The inducible, predominant form of autophagy, macroautophagy, involves dynamic membrane rearrangements, culminating in the formation of a double-membrane cytosolic vesicle, an autophagosome, which sequesters cytoplasm and organelles. The signal transduction mechanisms that regulate autophagy are poorly understood and have focused on extracellular nutrient sensing. Similarly, little is known about the contribution of the endomembrane organelles to autophagy-related processes. Recent studies have provided interesting links between these topics, revealing that the secretory pathway provides membrane for autophagosome formation, and that autophagy has an important role in organelle homeostasis. autophagy-related protein; one of the protein components involved in autophagy and autophagy-related processes. a typically double-membrane cytosolic compartment that sequesters cytoplasm during macroautophagy. ER-associated degradation; a mechanism that enables substrate proteins to be translocated back through the translocon machinery from the ER into the cytosol, resulting in degradation by the ubiquitin–proteasome system. phagophore assembly site or pre-autophagosomal structure; a perivacuolar membrane site or compartment in yeast that becomes an autophagosome or is involved in the formation of autophagosomes. The PAS might supply membrane during the formation process or might be an organizing center in which most of the Atg proteins reside, at least transiently. membrane cisterna that has been implicated in an initial event during formation of the autophagosome. Also referred to as the ’isolation membrane‘. unfolded protein response; a response to upregulate the protein-folding capacity following ER stress. Signals are transmitted from the ER and nucleus, activating the expression of genes encoding proteins catalyzing folding, including ER-resident chaperones. The UPR is also associated with ERAD." @default.
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• W2007016779 title "Eating the endoplasmic reticulum: quality control by autophagy" @default.
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