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Type IV (P4) and V (P5) P-ATPases in Lipid Translocation and Membrane Trafficking

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The least investigated members of the P-type superfamily of primary active pumps belong to the type IV and V subfamilies, which are unique to eukaryotic organisms. Although accumulating data indicates a central role for these transporters in the secretory pathway, very little is known about their biochemical properties or regulation. In fact, even the transported substrate is a matter of intense debate. In this chapter, present knowledge concerning the role of P4- and P5-type pumps in lipid transport and membrane trafficking will be discussed.

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    Rosa L. López-Marqués, Danny M. Sørensen & Michael G. Palmgren

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López-Marqués, R.L., Sørensen, D.M., Palmgren, M.G. (2011). Type IV (P4) and V (P5) P-ATPases in Lipid Translocation and Membrane Trafficking. In: Geisler, M., Venema, K. (eds) Transporters and Pumps in Plant Signaling. Signaling and Communication in Plants, vol 7. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-14369-4_11

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