Endoplasmic Reticulum & Protein Synthesis Flashcards

1
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Main function of ER?

A

Synthesis of protein and lipid molecules.

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2
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Two types of ER are…

A

Rough ER and Smooth ER

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3
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Which type is involved with protein synthesis?

A

Rough ER. Studded with ribosomes.

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4
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SER is involved in…

A

lipid molecules.

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5
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Translation of mRNA into protein is carried out by…

A

ribosomes.

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6
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How are amino acids linked in protein synthesis?

A

With the aid of a ribosome which works with the mRNA to express the gene.

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7
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What does the small subunit do?

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Reads the mRNA.

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8
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What does the large subunit do?

A

Catalyses the addition of the amino acid on the growing amino acid chain. (Peptidyl transferase)

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9
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What does the secretory pathway consist of?

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  • Proteins secreted from the cell
  • Proteins resident in the lumen of the ER and Golgi complex
  • Integral proteins in the membranes of the ER, Golgi & plasma membrane
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10
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Non-secretory pathway is?

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Targeting to an intracellular organelle.

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11
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Sequence of secretory pathway?

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Ribosome to ER. After packaging into transport vesicles, they go to the Golgi. Then further sorted to plasma membrane or lysosomes.

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12
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Function of signal sequences?

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Allows proteins to be shipped to the correct location where it is needed.

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