clinical consequences Flashcards

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what kind of lysosomal storage diseases exist?

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1 genetic diseases, often with neurological defects and mental retardation, skeletal deformities, shortened life span
2 defective degradation, abnormal accumulation of products targeted to lysosomes

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2
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many lysosomal storage diseases are..

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single enzyme deficiencies

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3
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what does lysosomal disease mucopolysaccharidosis II have?>

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GlcNAc-phosphotrabnsferase defect, so many lysosomal enzymes cannot be tarteted

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4
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what mediates trafficking through the endocytic pathway and traffic control?

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the molecular machinery of the cell

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5
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what does multidirectional trafficking through the TGN, lysosomes, endosomes and PM promote?

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active exchange and recycling among compartments

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6
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what complexes initiate clathrin assembly onto the membrane?

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the AP/adaptin complexes

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what does the formation of clathrin coated pits and vesicles cause?

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regional clustering of associated receptors, and leads to efficient internalization through receptor-mediated endocytosis

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COPII goes from what to what? COPI?

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II from Rough ER to cGN. COPI goes from TG to MG to CG to RER.

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9
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what coats endocytosis

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clathrin coated vesicles

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10
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what is triskelion structure made of?

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heavy chain, light chain and binding site for assembly particles

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