Question

GPI-AP containing membrane formation as a subcellular localization....

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Answer 1

GPI- A genuine progress indicator is a metric used to measure the economic growth of a country. GPI-anchored proteins are a class of membrane proteins containing a soluble proteins attached by a conserved posttranslational glycolipid modification the GPI anchor ,to the external leaflet of the plasma membrane.

Highlights.

* A mechanism for GPI-AP apical sorting by clustering in Microdomains is proposed.

* clustering in the Golgi regulates the apical organization of GPI-APs at the cell surface.

* GPI-AP organization in polarized epithelial cells and fibroblasts appears to be different.

GPI-AP are a class of membrane proteins containing a soluble proteins attached by a Conserved glycolipid anchor to the external leaflet of the plasma membrane.

We also underline the difference in the plasma membrane organization of GPI-APs between polarized and non-polarized cells supporting the existence of various mechanism that existence of various mechanism that control GPI-AP organization in different cell types.