A role for CASM in the repair of damaged Golgi architecture
Seeun Oh, Saif Ullah, Bhaskar Saha, Michael A. Mandell
This study shows that CASM helps repair damaged Golgi structure by coordinating with lysosomal biogenesis in TRIM46-deficient cells.
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Seeun Oh, Saif Ullah, Bhaskar Saha, Michael A. Mandell
This study shows that CASM helps repair damaged Golgi structure by coordinating with lysosomal biogenesis in TRIM46-deficient cells.
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The paper shows TRIM5 ubiquitinates TBK1 to assemble mitophagy machinery on damaged mitochondria, essential for both Parkin-dependent and independent mitophagy.
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The paper identifies a phosphorylation mechanism that inhibits Cdt1 to prevent re-replication in G2 phase and shows dephosphorylation reactivates Cdt1 in G1 phase.