Cellular biochem Flashcards

1
Q

RER

- what protein modifications

A

N-linked oligosac addition

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2
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smooth ER function

- what cells rich in them

A
  • steroid synthesis
  • detox of drugs and poisons
  • liver (for detox) and adrenal cortex/gonads (for hormones)
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3
Q

Golgi

- what protein modifications

A
  • N-oligosac on asparagine
  • O-oligosac on Ser and Thr
  • adds M6P to proteins meant for lysosome
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4
Q

anterograde vesicular trafficking

A

COP-II (ER to golgi)

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5
Q

retrograde vesicular trafficking

A

COP-I (golgi to ER)

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6
Q

peroxisome function

A

catabolism of:

  • very long chain FA’s
  • branched FAs
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7
Q

I-Cell disease

  • what is it
  • mechanism
  • features
A
  • inclusion cell disease
  • inherited lysosomal storage d/o
  • golgi doesn’t do M6P
  • coarse facial features, clouded corneas, restricted joint movement, high plasma levels of lyosomal enzymes
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8
Q

retrograde molecular motor protein

A

dynein (+ to -)

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9
Q

anterograde molecular motor protein

A

kinesin (- to +)

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10
Q

actin and myosin used for what?

A

muscle contraction
microvilli
cytokinesis
adherens junctions

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11
Q

intermediate filaments used for?

A

structural components:

vimentin, desmin, cytokeratin, lamins, glial fibrillary acid proteins (GFAP)

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12
Q

Vimentin immunohistological stains what?

A

Vimentin in connective tissue

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13
Q

Desmin immunohistological stains what?

A

Muscle

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14
Q

Cytokeratin immunohistological stains what

A

Epitheliail cells

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15
Q

GFAP immunohistological stains what?

A

neuroglia

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16
Q

collagen type I

  • where?
  • decreased production in what
A

bone, tendon, fascia, skin
dentin
cornea
late wound repair

decreased in osteogenesis imperfecta type I

17
Q

collagen type Ii

where?

A

cartilage
vitreous body
nucleus pulposus

18
Q
collagen type III where?
def in what ?
A
reticulin
skin
blood vessels
uterus
fetal tissue
granulation tissue

def in vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

19
Q

collagen type IV where?

A

basement MB
basal lamina
lens

20
Q

Elastin rich in what aa’s

A

proline and glycine

21
Q

Fibrillin

- def in what

A

glycoprotein that forms sheath around elastin

- Marfan

22
Q

in starvation situations, what does liver convert into glucose (3)

A
  1. alanine
  2. lactate
  3. glycerol