Intracellular Organels Flashcards
Cytoplasmic structures
Nucleus, plasma membrane (signaling), cytosol, cytoskeleton, inclusions (lipid droplets and glycogen granules)
Compartmentalization
Protects cell and creates micro environment
Have own transport system
Peroxisomes, mitochondria
Genetics of mitochondria
dsDNA transc and trans with ribosomes
Mitochondria functions
Heme biosynthesis Met fatty acids Redox state Ca homeostasis PCD
Mitochondria outer membrane
Freely permeable; aqueous channel through protein porin
MIT outer mem
Impermeable; cristae (prominent in metabolic active cells); oxidative reactions
Oxidative phosphorylation
Converts high energy e NADH into ATP (high phosphate bonds)
MERRF
Myoclonic epilepsy and ragged red fiber disease; mutation in tRNA genes that lead to reduction in ATP synthesis
dsDNA
28 on heavy, 9 on light; 2rRNA, 22tRNA Codon wobble
Leber’s syndrome
Single point mutation - optic neuropathy
Kearns-Sayre
Paralysis of eye muscles and retina degeneration
Pearsons syndrome
Pancreas bone marrow dysfunctions
Peroxisomes
single membrane, internal matrix, outerlipid bilayers
oxidize cellular lipids (purines, uric acid)
Biosynthesis of choleterol, bile acids, lipids
Peroxisomes
Zellweger’s syndrome and X-linked adrenolydodystraphy
Perosisomes
ER
continuous with nuclear mem
Synthesis of lipids
ER
SER
G6P to release glucose from glycogen
Calcium storage, drug detox
synthesis of phospholipids, ceramides, and sterols, cholesterol synthesis
SER
RER
secretory and memb proteins first pass
Glycosylation, folding of prot, quality control
RER
Degradation of proteins in cytosol
RER (involves ubiquitin)
chaperon proteins
lumen of ER
ER to Golgi
coat protein COPII with Sar1, Sec12, Sex23/Sec24
v-SNARE, t-SNARE, and Rab
regulate fission bt ER to Golgi
Near nucleus
Golgi
Entry face
cis
Post-translatino modifications
Golgi
constitutive pathway
supplies proteins etc to plasma mem; no particular signaling pathway
regulated exocytosis pathway
cells specializing in secretion; signal hormones
Lysosomes
intracellular digestion
membranous sacs of hydrolytic enzymes
lysosome
H+ pump to maintain low pH
lysosome
obtain nutrients and defense against microbes
lysosome
Tay-sachs
defetct in alpha hexosaminidase; accumulation of glycosphingolipid ganglioside
Gaucher’s disease
adult onset lysosoal; glucosylceramide lipidosis
Hunler and Hunter syndrome
lysosome; accumulation of glycosaminoglycans
ribosomes
1 large (60s) and 1 smalle (40s)
small unit
binds tRNA then 5’ of mRNA
translocation
adding of amino acids
Polysome
single mRNA translated by many ribosomes