Endosome Signaling Part A

<p>Section I.  COMPARTMENTS<br>1. Multivesicular endosome biogenesis<br>2. An anomalous endocytic compartment in fibroblasts from Sandhoff disease patients<br>3. Visualizing of signaling proteins on endosomes using Knock Down and Rescue approach<br>4. Direction of viral infections to unproductive compartments in endosomal signaling<br>5. Zinc in and out of organelles of the secretory and endosomal-lysosomal system<br>6. Interactions between endosomal maturation and autophagy: analysis of ESCRT machinery during C. elegans development<br>7. Assessment of cation trapping by cellular acidic compartments<br>8. Signaling from inside as initiated by the secretory compartments<br>9. Recycling endosomal receptors</p> <p>Section II.  TRANSPORT AND TRANSFER<br>10. Polarity proteins and endosomal protein trafficking and signaling<br>11. Membrane trafficking pathway from recyling endosomes to lysosomes<br>12. Measurement of intercellular transfer to signaling endosomes<br>13. Measurement of bidirectional transport between the trans-Golgi network and the endosomal system<br>14. Mutant mice with defects in P1(3.5)P2 biosynthesis and endosome/lysosome trafficking<br>15. Endosomal trafficking of the somatostatin receptor 3</p> <p>Section III.  PROTEINS<br>16. Notch<br>17. Endocytic regulation of notch signaling during development<br>18. Tollip participates in intracellular transport via endosomes<br>19. PX-FERM proteins</p>