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VCPIP1 translocates to the membrane. 3 / 3

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"Subsequently, the p97/p47 complex recruits VCIP135 to the membrane."

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"Monoubiquitination of Syn5 recruits p97/p47 and VCIP135 to Golgi membranes through the interaction with the UBA domain of p47 ( xref , middle panel)."

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"Monoubiquitination of Syn5 recruits p97/p47 and VCIP135 to Golgi membranes through the interaction with the UBA domain of p47 ( Figure 7 F, middle panel)."

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