The number of potentials of interactions of v- SNARE and t- SNARE interactions needs to be determined. Concept introduction: A SNARE protein on the vesicle which is called v- SNARE and a SNARE protein on the target membrane which is otherwise known as the t-Snare are mandatory for the intracellular vesicle fusion.

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Chapter 12, Problem 15P

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The number of potentials of interactions of v- SNARE and t- SNARE interactions needs to be determined.

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A SNARE protein on the vesicle which is called v- SNARE and a SNARE protein on the target membrane which is otherwise known as the t-Snare are mandatory for the intracellular vesicle fusion.

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