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IRE1-dependent GOLIM4 expression controls protein secretion to modulate glioblastoma cell adhesion and migration

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By Ketsia Bakambamba, Chloé Sauzay, Sophie Martin, Manon Nivet
| BioRxiv
Abstract One of the main glioblastoma (GB) features is the diffuse migration of the tumor cells within the surrounding brain parenchyma, rendering almost impossible the complete tumor resection and irradiation, leading to inexorable lethal relapse of the disease.
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Endoplasmic reticulum homeostasis-From molecules to organisms: Report on the 14th International Calreticulin Workshop, Saint Malo, France

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By Ketsia Bakambamba, Federico Di Modugno, Marianne Guilbard, Simon Le Goupil
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Federico Di Modugno, Ketsia Bakambamba, Marianne Guilbard, Simon Le Goupil are equally contributed. Abstract The Calreticulin Workshop, initiated in 1994 by Marek Michalak in Banff (Alberta, Canada), was first organized to be an informal scientific meeting attended by researchers working on diverse biological questions related to functions associated with the endoplasmic reticulum (ER)-resident lectin-like chaperone and applied to a wide range of biological systems and models.
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