HEAT-SHOCK PROTEINS - COMING IN FROM THE COLD

[1] 70K HEAT-SHOCK RELATED PROTEINS STIMULATE PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION INTO MICROSOMES [J]. NATURE, 1988, 332 (6167) : 805 - 810

[2] A SUBFAMILY OF STRESS PROTEINS FACILITATES TRANSLOCATION OF SECRETORY AND MITOCHONDRIAL PRECURSOR POLYPEPTIDES [J]. NATURE, 1988, 332 (6167) : 800 - 805

[3] PROTEIN UNFOLDING AND THE ENERGETICS OF PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION ACROSS BIOLOGICAL-MEMBRANES [J]. CELL, 1988, 52 (04) : 481 - 483

[4] Ellis RJ, 1987, NATURE, V328, P378, DOI DOI 10.1038/328378A0

[5] HEMMINGSEN SM, IN PRESS NATURE

[6] KASSENBROCK CK, IN PRESS NATURE

[7] INVOLVEMENT OF ATP IN THE NUCLEAR AND NUCLEOLAR FUNCTIONS OF THE 70 KD HEAT-SHOCK PROTEIN [J]. EMBO JOURNAL, 1985, 4 (12) : 3137 - 3143

[8] SPECULATIONS ON THE FUNCTIONS OF THE MAJOR HEAT-SHOCK AND GLUCOSE-REGULATED PROTEINS [J]. CELL, 1986, 46 (07) : 959 - 961

[9] AN UNFOLDING STORY OF PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION [J]. NATURE, 1986, 322 (6076) : 209 - 210

[10] 1986 - A YEAR OF NEW INSIGHTS INTO HOW PROTEINS CROSS MEMBRANES [J]. TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES, 1986, 11 (12) : 512 - 515

[1] 70K HEAT-SHOCK RELATED PROTEINS STIMULATE PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION INTO MICROSOMES [J]. NATURE, 1988, 332 (6167) : 805 - 810

[2] A SUBFAMILY OF STRESS PROTEINS FACILITATES TRANSLOCATION OF SECRETORY AND MITOCHONDRIAL PRECURSOR POLYPEPTIDES [J]. NATURE, 1988, 332 (6167) : 800 - 805

[3] PROTEIN UNFOLDING AND THE ENERGETICS OF PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION ACROSS BIOLOGICAL-MEMBRANES [J]. CELL, 1988, 52 (04) : 481 - 483

[4] Ellis RJ, 1987, NATURE, V328, P378, DOI DOI 10.1038/328378A0

[5] HEMMINGSEN SM, IN PRESS NATURE

[6] KASSENBROCK CK, IN PRESS NATURE

[7] INVOLVEMENT OF ATP IN THE NUCLEAR AND NUCLEOLAR FUNCTIONS OF THE 70 KD HEAT-SHOCK PROTEIN [J]. EMBO JOURNAL, 1985, 4 (12) : 3137 - 3143

[8] SPECULATIONS ON THE FUNCTIONS OF THE MAJOR HEAT-SHOCK AND GLUCOSE-REGULATED PROTEINS [J]. CELL, 1986, 46 (07) : 959 - 961

[9] AN UNFOLDING STORY OF PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION [J]. NATURE, 1986, 322 (6076) : 209 - 210

[10] 1986 - A YEAR OF NEW INSIGHTS INTO HOW PROTEINS CROSS MEMBRANES [J]. TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES, 1986, 11 (12) : 512 - 515