[FMS] CBS - protein targeting Flashcards

1
Q

name the 3 proteins that are targeted to ER via signal peptide

A
  • Secreted proteins
  • Membrane proteins
  • Lysosomal proteins
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2
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name the 3 cytosolic proteins that are targeted to organelles via other peptide signal

A

– Mitochondrial proteins
– Nuclear proteins
– Peroxisomal proteins

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3
Q

which part of a protein is synthesised first ?

A

N terminus and amino end

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4
Q

for what 2 reasons do membrane proteins remain in the ER?

A
  • stop transfer sequences 20-22 aa long
  • stop sequence = stops threading = proteins embedded within membrane
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5
Q

protein maturation occurs in the ____ on the ___ face

A

in the golgi at the trans face

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6
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fill in the gaps:

  1. signal sequence synthesised at the _____
  2. signal sequence recognised by ______
  3. SRP binds SRP-receptor on _______
  4. ______ now bound to ER membrane
  5. new protein guided through _______ in ER membrane to lumen
  6. signal sequence cleaved off via ______
  7. _____ recycled
A
  1. signal sequence synthesised at the N-terminus
  2. signal sequence recognised by signal recognition particule (SRP)
  3. SRP binds SRP-receptor on ER membrane
  4. ribosome now bound to ER membrane
  5. new protein guided through translocation channel in ER membrane to lumen
  6. signal sequence cleaved off via signal peptidase
  7. SRP recycled
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7
Q

fill in the gaps:

  1. ___ golgi are coated with _____ proteins, allowing them to be targeted to specific compartments
  2. complimentary _____ proteins are present at the destination which ensures correct targetting
A
  1. trans golgi are coated with v-snare proteins, allowing them to be targeted to specific compartments
  2. complimentary t-snare proteins are present at the destination which ensures correct targetting

REMEMBER: Victor comes to Tea (V goes to T)

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8
Q

targeting proteins to the MITCOCHONDRIA happens after ______ but before _____ occurs

A

happens after TRANSLATION is complete but BEFORE PROTEIN FOLDING occurs

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9
Q

targeting proteins to mitochondria is complexed with chaperone ___

A

HSP70

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10
Q

targeting to NUCLEUS happens after____ and ____ is complete in ____

A

after TRANSLATION and FOLDING IS COMPLETED in CYTOPLASM

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11
Q

nuclear proteins contain …

A

NLS - nuclear localisation signal

pro - lys - lys - lys - arg - lys - val (PKKKRKV) - BASIC

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12
Q

NLS binds …

A

importin

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13
Q

In the process of targeting to the nucleus, after NLS binds to importin its transported through the nuclear pore using ____ and ____ is hydrolysis need

A

G-protein RAN + GTP hydrolysis is needed

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14
Q

what performs the opposite of importin?

A

exportin

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15
Q

lyososomal proteins are synthesised in the ___ and transported to ____

A

synthesised in ER and transported to TRANS golgi

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16
Q

lyososomal proteins are tagged with ___ in ____

A

mannose-6-phosphate in golgi

17
Q

what 3 amino acid sequences do peroxin proteins have and which terminus are these located

A

Peroxin proteins have three amino acid sequence at C-terminus
– Ser-Lys-Leu

18
Q

what recognises peroxin proteins when targetting to peroxisome

A

PEX5

19
Q

what is the protein targeting disorder called?

A

Inclusion-cell (I cell) disease

20
Q

what organelle function is affected in Inclusion-cell (I cell) disease

A

Lysosomal proteins are not targeted to the lysosome

21
Q

what does Inclusion-cell (I cell) disease cause?

A

Affects all tissues – slow growth
* Developmental defects

22
Q

DO KEATS QUIZ

A

https://keats.kcl.ac.uk/mod/quiz/attempt.php?attempt=4812513&cmid=7540189