… two exocytotic routes to the PM, one from a sequestered GLUT4 … GLUT4 exocytosis mainly
occurs through the recycling endosome route (≈20% of GLUT4), with the bulk of the GLUT4 (…

… GLUT4 to reflect a greater amount of pre-docked GLUT4 vesicles close to the T-tubuli rather
than fully inserted GLUT4 … changes in GLUT4 translocation reflect changes in exocytosis and/…

… This is particularly relevant to the skeletal muscle field, since STX4 is the sole STX family
member identified in the process of GLUT4 exocytosis. No redundant PM-localized alternate …

… exocytosis of GLUT4 is partly reversed by siPKCθ, whereas ionomycin-inhibited endocytosis
of GLUT4 … In summary, PKCθ regulates GLUT4 exocytosis in response to ionomycin, …

… If GSVs are one example of a more general organelle for regulated exocytic translocation,
as we propose, then cytosolic signals similar to those on GLUT4 may be present on other …

… Although all groups agree fully that DOC2B plays a positive role in regulating insulin-stimulated
GLUT4 vesicle exocytosis and SNARE complex formation, DOC2B’s mechanism(s) of …

… GLUT4 exocytosis measurements in the presence of insulin at each timepoint were normalized
to the corresponding timepoint of the basal state and shown ± SE in panel ii. Note that in …

… Here, it has been discussed about how autophagy can act as a transporter for GLUT4. In
line with mentioned evidences, the internalization and exocytosis processes of GLUT4 and …

… Glut4 exocytosis (k ex ), although Rab10 knockdown also caused a 1.4-fold increase in the
rate constant of Glut4 … is an AS160 substrate that limits exocytosis through the highly insulin-…

… This is achieved through an increase in the exocytic trafficking rate of the facilitative glucose
transporter GLUT4 from intracellular stores to the cell surface. Delivery of GLUT4 to the cell …