Suggest a type I receptor endocytosis

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The discussion centers around the inquiry for a type I receptor that can undergo internalization without triggering signal transduction pathways leading to apoptosis or proliferation. The response indicates a lack of clarity regarding the original question and introduces the concept of lysosomal leakage as a potential cause of apoptosis, suggesting a need for further explanation of the initial query.
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Hi everyone,

I was wondering if anybody could suggest a type I receptor that is able to undergo internalization but that is not involved in any type of signal transduction that would lead to apoptosis or proliferation?

Thanking you in advance,

Emily
 
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hmm, i do not know what you are asking but i do know that lysosomes (i think) within the cell can leak or tear and enough of the leakage will cause apoptosis...
 
i also could not understand your question, can you explain?
 
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