Secretory Pathway

The secretory pathway is a series of biochemical processes that allow cells to export proteins and lipids out of the cell. These molecules can then be used to form new cells, act as hormones, or be transported and stored in other parts of the body. The secretory pathway is a key part of cellular metabolism as it enables cells to produce and secrete a variety of molecules necessary for their survival and proper functioning. This pathway is critical for the growth and development of organisms, and its dysregulation is often related to numerous human diseases, including cancer and certain metabolic disorders. Thus, understanding the secretory pathway is important for the development of effective therapeutic strategies for the treatment of these diseases.


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