Translocation, Exocytosis & Endocytosis

More Information »Once proteins are translated, they must be directed to the appropriate localization within, or outside of the cell. Protein translocation occurs either during translation or after translation and depends on the N'-terminal signal-recognition particle (SRP) interacting with its receptor.

Translocation, Exocytosis & Endocytosis Products


Cat.No.	Product Name / Activity
1231	Brefeldin A
	Disrupts protein translocation to Golgi
2334	D15
	Endocytosis blocker
4417	DBeQ
	Selective and reversible p97 inhibitor
3922	Eeyarestatin I
	Potent inhibitor of ER-associated protein degradation and translocation
1850	Exo1
	Inhibits Golgi-ER traffic; blocks exocytosis
3584	Golgicide A
	Arrests secretion of soluble and membrane-associated proteins
1987	Leptomycin B
	Inhibits nuclear export of proteins; antitumor
2839	Levetiracetam
	Antiepileptic; binds SV2A
4082	Anti-PIKFyve
	Antibody recognizing PIKfyve