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February 1, 1989The Journal of Cell BiologyOpen Access

Transport of proteins to the plant vacuole is not by bulk flow through the secretory system, and requires positive sorting information.

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CDCorinne DorelUniversité Claude Bernard Lyon 1TVToni A. VoelkerMonsanto (United States)EHEliot M. HermanUniversity of Arizona

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