What Does NSF Protein Do? The Cellular Engine for Membrane Fusion and Recycling
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First identified for its role in reviving transport within the Golgi apparatus, the N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive fusion (NSF) protein is a fundamental ATPase with widespread functions across cellular biology. This vital protein acts as a molecular chaperone, driving membrane fusion events and regulating cellular communication by recycling key protein machinery.
