Endomembrane system Flashcards

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What does the endomembrane system consist of?

A

endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi complex, endosomes, lysosomes, and vacuoles

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2
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What does the endomembrane system do?

A

ship stuff back and forth

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3
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How is stuff shipped?

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Membrane bound vesicles

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4
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Can organelles build temporary connections with each other? What are these called?

A

Yes, membrane contact sites

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5
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Regulated secretion

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Materials sent out in response to a stimulus

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6
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How do vesicles get to the right place?

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“sorting signals” in amino acids of proteins or oligosaccharides recognized by receptors of membranes/surface coats

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7
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What is autoradiography

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A method to visualize biochemical processes via processing of radioactive materials in a cell

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8
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What do GFP studies do

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Allows us to understand the role of proteins and the relationships between organelles that use them

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9
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Are smooth and rough ER continuous?

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Yes

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10
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What does smooth ER do?

A

Synthesizing steroid hormones, detoxification, releasing calcium ions

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What does rough ER do?

A

Protein and membrane lipid synthesis

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12
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How can proteins be delivered into the mitochondrial membrane?

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Outer/inner mito membrane, intermembrane space, matrix

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13
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How are mitochondrial proteins guided where they need to go?

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Signal sequences (Usually removable, at N terminus of molecule)

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14
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What needs to happen before a protein can entire a mitochondrion?

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Proteins show up, mostly unfolded. TOM complex binds to it, proteins pass through intermembrane space, engage with another complex and chaperones that let it in, polypeptide refolds

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