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Figurę 48. "Public"protein translocation systems in the celi. The bold blue arrow indicates the protein translocation system in the ER, the slim blue arrows indicate the related systems within the mitochondrial matrix and the chloroplast stroma. Bold and slim red and green arrows indicate protein translocation systems for import across the outer and inner mitochondrial or chloroplast membranę, respectively. White and black arrows indicate transport into and out of the nucleus, respectively, across the nuclear porę complex.