Cellular biochem Flashcards
RER
- what protein modifications
N-linked oligosac addition
smooth ER function
- what cells rich in them
- steroid synthesis
- detox of drugs and poisons
- liver (for detox) and adrenal cortex/gonads (for hormones)
Golgi
- what protein modifications
- N-oligosac on asparagine
- O-oligosac on Ser and Thr
- adds M6P to proteins meant for lysosome
anterograde vesicular trafficking
COP-II (ER to golgi)
retrograde vesicular trafficking
COP-I (golgi to ER)
peroxisome function
catabolism of:
- very long chain FA’s
- branched FAs
I-Cell disease
- what is it
- mechanism
- features
- 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
retrograde molecular motor protein
dynein (+ to -)
anterograde molecular motor protein
kinesin (- to +)
actin and myosin used for what?
muscle contraction
microvilli
cytokinesis
adherens junctions
intermediate filaments used for?
structural components:
vimentin, desmin, cytokeratin, lamins, glial fibrillary acid proteins (GFAP)
Vimentin immunohistological stains what?
Vimentin in connective tissue
Desmin immunohistological stains what?
Muscle
Cytokeratin immunohistological stains what
Epitheliail cells
GFAP immunohistological stains what?
neuroglia