BI203 Lecture 17: Protein Sorting and Transport - Slides 37-64 (Golgi Apparatus and Vesicular Transport) Flashcards

1
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Protein transit from ER to final destination is mediated by ___ transport.

A

vesicular

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2
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Vesicular transport entails ___ steps:

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four

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3
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Vesicular transport entails four steps:

1) Sorting of ___ into a vesicle bud.
2) Vesicle budding from the ___ ___ ___ (ERES).
3) Vesicle ___ to the target membrane.
4) Vesicle ___ with the target membrane.

A

cargo, ER Exit Site (ERES), docking, fusion

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4
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Vesicles fuse to form the ___ ___ ___ (ERGIC), then move to the Golgi apparatus.

A

ER-Golgi Intermediate Compartment (ERGIC)

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5
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Proteins targeted for export have ___ and ___ signals that direct their packaging into transport vesicles.

A

peptide, carbohydrate

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6
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Unmarked proteins in the ER can also be packaged and transported to the Golgi by a ___ pathway.

A

default

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7
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Proteins that function within the ER are recognized in the ___ or Golgi and transported back to the ER.

A

ERGIC

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8
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ER transmembrane proteins, such as BiP, have a targeting sequence (KDEL or KKXX) at the carboxyl terminus that directs retrieval back to the ___.

A

ER

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9
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ER transmembrane proteins, such as BiP, have a targeting sequence (___ or ___) at the carboxyl terminus that directs retrieval back to the ER.

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KDEL, KKXX

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10
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___ ___ - Proteins from the ER are processed and sorted for transport to endosomes, lysosomes, the plasma membrane, or secretion.

A

Golgi Apparatus

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11
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Most glycolipids and sphingomyelin are synthesized in the ___ ___.

A

golgi apparatus

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12
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The Golgi is composed of flattened membrane-enclosed sacs (___) and associated vesicles.

A

cisternae

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13
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The golgi apparatus also has ___.

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polarity

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14
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Golgi Apparatus polarity:

Proteins from the ER enter at the ___ face, usually oriented toward the ___. They exit from the ___ face.

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cis, nucleus, trans

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15
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Golgi Apparatus polarity:

Proteins from the ER ___ at the cis face, usually oriented toward the nucleus. They ___ from the trans face

A

enter, exit

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16
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The Golgi Apparatus has ___ compartments.

A

4

17
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The Golgi Apparatus Compartments:

___ compartment - receives molecules from the ERGIC.

A

Cis

18
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The Golgi Apparatus Compartments:

___ and ___ compartments - most modifications are done here.

A

Medial, Trans

19
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The Golgi Apparatus Compartments:

The ___ ___ - the sorting and distribution center.

A

Trans-Golgi Network

20
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___ different models for how proteins move through the Golgi Apparatus.

A

2

21
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The ___ ___ model: Proteins are carried between cisternae in transport vesicles.

A

stable cisternae model

22
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The ___ ___ model: Proteins are carried within the cisternae, which gradually mature and progressively move through the Golgi in the cis to trans direction.
Vesicles then return Golgi resident proteins back to earlier Golgi compartments.

A

cisternal maturation model

23
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The stable cisternae model: Proteins are carried between ___ in transport vesicles.

A

cisternae

24
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The cisternal maturation model: Proteins are carried within the cisternae, which gradually mature and progressively move through the Golgi in the ___ to ___ direction.
Vesicles then return Golgi resident proteins back to earlier Golgi compartments.

A

cis, trans

25
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Protein transport from the ER to Golgi Apparatus:

When a vesicle buds from the ER, the ___ of the membrane leaflets is maintained. (___ domain vs. ___ domain).

A

orientation, cytosolic, lumenal

26
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Protein transport from the ER to Golgi Apparatus:

The vesicles fuse to form the ___ ___ ___ (ERGIC), then move to the Golgi apparatus.

A

ER-Golgi Intermediate Compartment (ERGIC)

27
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Protein transport from the ER to Golgi Apparatus:

Once again, when the vesicle fuses at the Golgi Apparatus, the ___ of the membrane leaflets is maintained.

A

orientation

28
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Protein transport from the Golgi Apparatus to Cell Exterior:

And once again, when the secretory vesicle fuses with the plasma membrane, the ___ of the membrane leaflets is maintained:

The cytosolic domain stays the cytosolic domain.
The lumenal domain becomes the ___ domain.

A

orientation, extracellular