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Atypical membrane fusion uncovered by a noncanonical mechanism
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The bacterial-like identity of membranes in modern eukaryotes and the formation and disassembly of large hemifusion diaphragms during organelle fusion, remain unresolved problems in cell biology. In this forum, we comment on a noncanonical fusion pathway, supported by molecular simulations, which offers a unified physicochemical framework to rationalize these phenomena.
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