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| Term | Sec body | ID (Ontology) | GO:7770092 (Gene Ontology) | |||||||
| Definition | A condensate that forms reversibly in the cytoplasm under stress, notably amino acid starvation or salt stress, by coalescence of endoplasmic reticulum exit site (ERES) components including the scaffold protein Sec16 and COPII coat subunits. Sec bodies form through liquid-liquid phase separation and act as a protective reservoir for ERES components, permitting reversible shutdown of the early secretory pathway and promoting cell survival during stress.[ PubMed:25386913 PubMed:31152627 PubMed:36325988 ] | |||||||||
| Also Known As | "sec-body" | |||||||||
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intracellular anatomical structure |__cytoplasm_____________________________ membraneless organelle | |__intracellular membraneless organelle__| intracellular organelle | |__intracellular membraneless organelle__| cellular anatomical structure | |__cytoplasm_____________________________| Sec body 1 rec. |
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| Is a | intracellular membraneless organelle | ||
| Part of | cytoplasm | ||
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