Exocytic plasma membrane flows remodel endoplasmic reticulum–plasma membrane tethering for septin collar assembly
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Exocytic plasma membrane flows remodel endoplasmic reticulum–plasma membrane tethering for septin collar assembly
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The study proposes a mechanism that reconciles ER-septin competition on the plasma membrane.
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This study proposes machinery reconciling ER-septin competition on the PM, providing mechanistic insights into the spatial organization of PM-associated organelles and cytoskeletons.
Plasma membrane flows driven by polarized exocytosis extrude plasma membrane proteins, including ER-PM tethering proteins, from bud sites.
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Our results suggest that PM flows by polarized exocytosis extrude PM proteins, including ER-PM tethering proteins, from the bud sites.
Upon septin collar assembly, ER-PM tethering proteins are excluded from yeast bud sites and the PM-associated ER is locally detached from the plasma membrane.
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Here, we show that, upon septin collar assembly, ER-PM tethering proteins are excluded from the yeast bud sites, and the PM-associated ER is locally detached from the PM.
When ER-PM tethering reorganization is inhibited by exocytosis repression, septin localization is restricted to plasma membrane sites poor in ER-PM tethering proteins.
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When the reorganization of the ER-PM tethering was inhibited by exocytosis repression, septin localization was restricted to the PM sites poor in ER-PM tethering proteins.