Endomembrane systems Flashcards

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Glycosylation

A

Addition of carbohydrates to glycoproteins

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2
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Sarcoplasmic Reticulum

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Located in muscle cells
Smooth ER that specializes in Ca+ storage

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3
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Rough ER function

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Synthesis of proteins, modification, folding & sorting of proteins

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4
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What does the Rough ER synthesize & how?

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Secretory proteins
Ribosomes on cytosolic side synthesize membrane-bound and soluble proteins for endomembrane system

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5
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What modifications does Rough ER make?

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  • Initial steps of protein glycosylation
  • Assembly of multimeric proteins
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6
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What folding & sorting of proteins does Rough ER complete?

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  • Folding of polypeptides
  • recognition and removal of misfolded proteins
  • Connects to golgi using tagged vesicles
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7
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Functions of Smooth ER

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  • Drug detoxification
  • Ca+ storage
  • Carbohydrate metabolism
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8
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How are drugs detoxified in Smooth ER?

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CYP proteins/ enzymes catalyze the hydroxylation of drugs

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9
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How are carbohydrates metabolized in Smooth ER?

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Glycogen is broken down using specialized enzyme (6-phosphatase)

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10
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Structure of Smooth vs Rough ER

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Smooth ER: circular/ tubular structure, no ribosomes
Rough ER: Studded with ribosomes, long, flattened sheets

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11
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What does Smooth ER synthesize?

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steroid hormones, lipids, membrane lipids

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12
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Golgi apparatus

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series of flattened cisternae that proteins move through (cis-trans) to be modified, tagged, and transported to final destinations

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Cis golgi (CGN)

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smallest, outer edge faces nucleus (intake of unfinished proteins)

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Trans golgi (TGN)

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largest, outer edge faces outside cell (export of final proteins)

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15
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Membrane biosynthesis process

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Fatty acids synthesized in the cytoplasm are incorporated into the ER membrane on cytosolic side. Flippases flip some lipids to lumenal side to even it out

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16
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What kind of tags can be found on proteins?

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  • amino acid sequence
  • hydrophobic domain
  • oligosaccharide side chain
17
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Retention sequence vs retrieval tag

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Retention sequence (RXR) keeps proteins inside rough ER, retrieval tags retrieve proteins from Golgi

18
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What do proteins tags do?

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Proteins contain tags that target it to transport vesicles going to the correct location