In adrenocortical tissue, annexins II and VI are attached to clathrin coated vesicles in a calcium-independent manner1In memoriam: This last work as well as my scientific accomplishment are dedicated to the memory of Jeffries Wyman who was my best teacher and the most humane of all scientists I have ever met. Annette Alfsen.1

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