David Vaux
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Recent Articles
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Martin N, Welsch S, Jolly C, Briggs J, Vaux D, Sattentau Q
J Virol
. 2010 Jan;
84(7):3516-27.
PMID: 20089656
Human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) can disseminate between CD4(+) T cells via diffusion-limited cell-free viral spread or by directed cell-cell transfer using virally induced structures termed virological synapses. Although...
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Chi Khang Au P, Whitley J, Vaux D, Selwood L, Familari M
Mol Reprod Dev
. 2007 Jun;
75(2):318-25.
PMID: 17597472
During the early stages of oogenesis, oocyte-specific factors, synthesized by and stored within the oocyte, play critical roles during oogenesis, folliculogenesis, fertilization and early embryonic development in the mouse. The...
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Tunnah D, Sewry C, Vaux D, Schirmer E, Morris G
J Mol Histol
. 2005 Nov;
36(5):337-44.
PMID: 16283426
Immunolocalization studies have concluded that the nuclear membrane protein, emerin, is absent from many cell types and that lamin B1 is absent from adult heart and skeletal muscle. We now...
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Kail M, Hollinshead M, Kaufmann M, Boettcher J, Vaux D, Barnekow A
Biol Cell
. 2005 Apr;
97(8):651-8.
PMID: 15850457
Background Information: In yeast, Ypt11 or Ypt32 along with the highly homologous Ypt8 or Ypt31 has been reported to be an essential component of intra-Golgi trafficking and has been implicated...
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Burri L, Strahm Y, Hawkins C, Gentle I, Puryer M, Verhagen A, et al.
Mol Biol Cell
. 2005 Apr;
16(6):2926-33.
PMID: 15814844
DIABLO/Smac is a mitochondrial protein that can promote apoptosis by promoting the release and activation of caspases. To do so, DIABLO/Smac must first be processed by a mitochondrial protease and...