Endocytosis, Lysosomes and Trafficking* Flashcards

1
Q

“cell drinking” and its two subcategories?

A

pinocytosis - non specific. macro and micropinocytosis

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2
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plasma membrane invaginations

A

caveolae

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3
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which charged molecules are taken up faster?

A

positive charge at neutral pH

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4
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in pinocytotic vesicles, what protein is associated with it?

A

caveolin

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5
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the matrix of endosomes range in what pH

A

5.5-6.5

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6
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In receptor mediated endocytosis, what are the specific binding of certain molecules

A

ligands, ie. LDL

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7
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what disease is associated with the lack of production for LDLR

A

hypercholesterolemias

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8
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when will lysosomes be active?

A

when they combine with endosomes to become secondary lysosomes

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9
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heterophagy

A

digestion of substances imported into a cell from the external environment, e.g., bacteria & foreign material

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10
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what is the unique marker for lysosomal targeting

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Mannose-6-PO4 groups which are added exclusively to the N-linked oligosaccharides of these enzymes within the lumen of the cis-Golgi by a phosphotransferase

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11
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what are 4 examples of lysosomal storage diseases?

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Pompe’s disease, Gaucher’s disease, Tay-Sachs disease and Fabry’s disease

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