4F2 (CD98) heavy chain is associated covalently with an amino acid transporter and controls intracellular trafficking and membrane topology of 4F2 heterodimer.

E Nakamura; M Sato; H Yang; F Miyagawa; M Harasaki; K Tomita; S Matsuoka; A Noma; K Iwai; N Minato

doi:10.1074/jbc.274.5.3009

4F2 (CD98) heavy chain is associated covalently with an amino acid transporter and controls intracellular trafficking and membrane topology of 4F2 heterodimer.

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4F2 (CD98) heavy chain is associated covalently with an amino acid transporter and controls intracellular trafficking and membrane topology of 4F2 heterodimer.

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