lect 17 a Compartments of Euaryotic Cells Flashcards
Vesicular Transport -
Secretory Pathways
Secretion-
__________ and other macromolecules produced in the ER are often ________ from the cell through the process of __________. - ___________
proteins
exported
secretion
exocytosis
Transport from the _____ to the Golgi and from the Golgi to the ____ ____ is mediated by _____ ______.
ER
Plasma membrane
coated vesicles
______ synthesized on the ___ ___ ___ are usually further modified in the lumen of the ER and in the ____ before they become functional and are _______.
Proteins
RER
Golgi
secreted.
Modification of Proteins-
in the ER-
- formation of disulfide bonds
- glycosylation—> glycoproteins
Modification of Proteins
In the Golgi:
- oligosaccharide processing
Glycosylation of Polypeptides in the ER:
Most proteins synthesized on the ___ ___ are _____ on the _____ side.
ER
glycosylated
lumenal
N- Linked Glycosylation
14 - sugar oligosaccharide added to asparaing side chains as they enter the lumen of the ER.
Glycosylation of Polypeptides in the ER.
Enzyme-
oligosaccharyl transferase
Glycoslation of Polypeptides in the ER.
oligosaccharide donor-
dolichol phosphate ( a membrane lipid)
ER- Golgi Transport-
Some proteins made in the ER stay in the ER- ______?
ER resident proteins
Er retention signal -
four amino acid sequence
recognized by a membrane-bound receptor protein in the ER and Golgi membranes
ER resident proteins that escape to the Golgi are returned to the ER.
ER- Golgi Transport
Most proteins made in the ___ ___ are destined for other compartments and are transported from the __ ___ to the _____?
ER
ER
Golgi
ER- Golgi Transport
Mediated by _______ budding from ______ -____ areas of the ER?
vesicles
ribosome- free
Two pathways
Foward pathway-
- no transport signal required ( default pathway)
- mediated by COP-coated vesicles
- proteins must be properly folded before they can enter the vesicles
- retention in the ER-mediated by chaperone proteins.