Elevated PI4P drives the fission enzyme dynamin to close the pores of preexisting and exocytosis-generated Ω-profiles.
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dynamin-mediated fission
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PI4P, rather than PI(4,5)P2, is the key lipid for dynamin-mediated fission in this system.
Elevated PI4P drives dynamin to close pores of preexisting and exocytosis-generated Ω-profiles, triggering endocytic fission.
Pore closure of Ω-profiles is sufficient to generate slow, fast, ultrafast, overshoot, and bulk endocytosis, and kiss-and-run in secretory cells.