The CLIC/GEEC pathway is a major component in the clathrin-independent group of endocytic pathways, and is responsible for the internalization of many physiologically important cell surface factors including CD44, CD59, CD147, and MHCI. I am interested in understanding the mechanisms behind CLIC cargo internalization, in particular the role of microtubules and associated motors in this uptake.
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