Nature research paper: Intracellular lipid surveillance by small G protein geranylgeranylation
We thank A. Ghazi for the NHR-49::GFP worm strain; M. Zerial for the PEPT-1::DsRed worm strain ; SunyBiotech for generation and validation of the and GFP::RAB-11.1 worm strains; the Caenorhabditis Genetics Center for worm strains; A. Lemoff and the UT Southwestern Medical Center Mass Spectrometry Core for LC-MS/MS support; and M. Buszczak and M. Douglas for critical review of the manuscript. We acknowledge S. Schmid, K. Dean, R. Debose-Boyd, D. Russell and J. Goldstein for critical discussions.
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