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What process is responsible for the movement of soluble protein or molecules from one area of the cell to another?? This lesson gives an insight on that. Vesicular Trafficking is that process which uses vesicles to meditate such transport.

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An overview on vesicular trafficking that brings about the movement of macromolecules in cells.

Vesicular Trafficking: An Overview (in Hindi)

The first step of vesicular trafficking is to form vesicles which are mediated by coat proteins. The lesson includes an introduction on the basic molecular mechsnism of coat formation.

Molecular Mechanism of Vesicular Trafficking (in Hindi)

Formation of coat during vesicle formation is mediated by protein GTPase family. The lesson includes description on the pathway which follows during the coat protein assembly for vesicle formation.

Formation of Vesicle coat (in Hindi)

Docking and fusion of vesicle to target membrane requires the activity of Rab and SNARE protein. This lesson includes the description on the process that takes place during the trafficking.

Docking and Fusion of Vesicles (in Hindi)

Targetting Cargo Protein (in Hindi)

Enveloped virus enter host cell by endocytosis following binding of one or more viral envelope with endosomal membrane. This lesson gives a small lecture on the process during the fusion.

Infection of virus by membrane fusion

Role of KDEL receptor is retrieval of ER resident luminal proteins from Golgi. This lesson includes small insight on the process

Early Stages of Secretory Pathway:Part 2

Anterograde transport through the Golgi occurs by cisternal maturation. The lesson includes details on the cisternal maturation.

Early Stages of Secretory Pathway:Part 3

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Vesicular Trafficking: An Overview (in Hindi)

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Molecular Mechanism of Vesicular Trafficking (in Hindi)

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Formation of Vesicle coat (in Hindi)

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Docking and Fusion of Vesicles (in Hindi)

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Targetting Cargo Protein (in Hindi)

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Infection of virus by membrane fusion

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Early Stages of Secretory Pathway:Part 2

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Early Stages of Secretory Pathway:Part 3