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Dalmau, Marta
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<title>Resolving the continuous high-order organization of the exocyst during vesicle tethering</title>
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Ortiz Giron, Jhoan Sebastian
Constitutive exocytosis is an essential and highly-conserved trafficking pathway for the delivering of cargo  to the plasma membrane and the extracellular space. During this pathway, cargo-loaded vesicles are tethered to the plasma membrane by the exocyst, an heterodiramic complex, prior the vesicle fusion.  Despite exocyst-mediated vesicle tethering represents a crucial stage, how multiple exocysts organize in space and time remains poorly understood. Here, we employed an integrative approach to unveil the dynamic architecture of exocyst-mediated vesicle tethering. To achieve this goal, we developed a computational workflow for the analysis of datasets from live-cell imaging, super-resolution microscopy and correlative cryo-electron tomography. We demonstrated that the exocyst high-order structure consists on seven exocyst, on average, assembled into in ring-like shapes. The radius of those rings expand from 18 to 38 nm following a saturated-exponential function defined by a characteristic time of 3.1 s.
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Turullols, Iris; Reoyo Tudó, Sandra
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