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Protein misfolding diseases often lead to the retention and degradation of important proteins within the endoplasmic reticulum (ER). Strategies to reduce the stringency of ER quality control that allow the proteins to carry on through the secretory pathway to reach their destination at the cell surface have shown some promise. Okiyoneda et al. (p. 805, published online 1 July; see the Perspective by Hutt and Balch) wanted to understand how, even if a protein reaches its destination, it may still be subjected to a second level of quality control and be cleared from the plasma membrane. Using functional small-interfering RNA screens in cells expressing the common cystic fibrosis mutation F508CFTR, the authors identified a pair of chaperones that promoted clearance of defective proteins from the plasma membrane. This peripheral quality-control step will also need to be overcome to increase the effectiveness of strategies to overcome protein misfolding disorders.
Novae are thermonuclear explosions that occur at the surface of a white dwarf when material is pulled onto it from a companion star in a binary system. They are different from supernovae because the explosion does not completely destroy the white dwarf. Novae have not been widely considered as high-energy gamma-ray sources. Using the Fermi Large Area Telescope, Abdo et al. (p. 817) now report the detection of a nova explosion in gamma rays. The observations provide evidence for the acceleration to relativistic energies of particles in the shock wave following the explosion.
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