NeuroscienceASN NEUROPeer-reviewed
New Atg9 phosphorylation sites regulate autophagic trafficking in glia
Linfang Wang, Shuanglong Yi, Shiping Zhang…·Margaret S. Ho
This study identifies two new Atg9 phosphorylation sites, T62 and T69, that regulate autophagic trafficking in glia and contribute to Parkinson's disease pathology.
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