Publications by authors named "Justine Barry"
Article Synopsis
- Scientists looked at yeast cells to understand how proteins are made and kept in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), a part of the cell.
- They found 87 types of yeast that were not good at keeping a special protein called Kar2p inside the ER, which helps in making other proteins.
- Some of the new genes they discovered are important for making sure proteins are modified correctly and that important proteins stay in the ER, indicating that changes in DNA can affect protein storage in the cell.
