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Protein mediated fatty acid uptake: synergy between CD36/FAT-facilitated transport and acyl-CoA synthetase-driven metabolism

Schneider et al., 2014

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2302694475847307187
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Schneider H
Staudacher S
Poppelreuther M
Stremmel W
Ehehalt R
Füllekrug J
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Archives of biochemistry and biophysics

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The mechanism of cellular fatty acid uptake is highly relevant for basic and clinical research. Previous work has demonstrated that fatty acid uptake is facilitated by cell surface membrane proteins as well as by intracellularly localized enzymes. Here, the exogenous …
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