BI203 Lecture 17: Protein Sorting and Transport - Slides 65-87 (Vesicle Formation, Sorting and Adaptor Proteins, Trans-Golgi Modifications) Flashcards
Vesicle budding is driven by the assembly of ___ ___ ___.
vesicle coat proteins
Vesicle coat protein assembly occurs in ___ steps.
four
Vesicle coat protein assembly occurs in four steps:
1) Coat proteins attach to the ___ side of membranes.
2) While attaching they interact with one another to assemble into a ___ ___.
3) The lattice structure distorts the membrane to initiate ___ ___.
4) Continued assembly drives release of a ___ ___.
cytosolic, lattice structure, vesicle budding, coated vesicle
ASIDE:
The vesicle coat is disassembled before ___ at the target membrane.
docking
___ = The coat protein for vesicles traveling between the ER and Golgi Apparatus.
COP
___ = The coat protein for vesicles traveling between the Golgi Apparatus and Plasma Membrane.
Clathrin
___-coated vesicles carry proteins from the ER to the ERGIC and on to the Golgi apparatus.
COPII
___-coated vesicles bud from the ERGIC or Golgi and carry their cargo back, returning proteins to earlier compartments.
COPI
___-coated vesicles transport in both directions between the trans Golgi network, endosomes, lysosomes, and plasma membrane.
clathrin
Clathrin is a multi-subunit protein with a ___ structure.
triskelion
Cells have ___ (aka, ___) ___ that recruit cargo into budding vesicles.
trafficking, sorting, proteins
Trafficking proteins interact with vesicle coat proteins via ___ ___.
adaptor proteins
These adaptor proteins bind:
1) ___ tail of cargo.
2) ___ coat proteins.
cytoplasmic, vesicle
Formation of coated vesicles is regulated by small ___-binding proteins such as ARF1, related to Ras and Ran.
GTP
Formation of coated vesicles is regulated by small GTP-binding proteins such as ___, related to Ras and Ran.
ARF1