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. 2009 Aug 24;186(4):541–554. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200904050

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Figure 7. — A model for Inp2p regulation. At the beginning of the cell cycle, Inp2p is loaded onto all peroxisomes. Those peroxisomes with more Inp2p have a greater probability of being carried by Myo2p into the bud. The presence of peroxisomes in the bud prevents further accumulation of Inp2p on peroxisomes remaining in the mother cell, probably by degradation of Inp2p. At the end of the cell cycle, Inp2p is turned over irrespective of peroxisome location.