Lecture 11 Flashcards

1
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Cisternae?

A

Stacks that make up of the golgi

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2
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Cis vs Medial vs Trans cisternae?

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Cis: found closest to the ER
Medial : found in the middle of the golgi
Trans : closest to PM

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3
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Modifications of proteins at golgi?

A
  1. N-linked glycosylation
  2. O-linked glycosylation
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4
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Golgi glycosylation is not uniform like that in the ER?

A

True

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5
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Functions of Glycosylation?

A
  1. Promotes protein folding
  2. Protective
  3. Provides addional modulations to the protein
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6
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Glyco code?

A

Addition of sugars is in a specific order which tells the cell what stage the protein is in

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7
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Proprotein Convertases:

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Proteins in the ER are made longer and inactive once in the ER proprotein convertase cleaves the protein to make it into its active form

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8
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Purpose of converses?

A
  1. Long protein easier than putting together a bunch of small proteins
  2. Inhibitory region may have additional info about folding/trafficking
  3. MAy not want the protein to be active yet
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9
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Ras vs Rabs?

A

Rabs bind specific effectors whereas Ras can bind anything

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10
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Rabs compartment specific?

A

Rabs are different in each organelle and give compartments identity
As a vesicle buds off from one location it typically contains a Rab that tells them where they came from

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11
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Structure of Rabs?

A

Two prenyl lipid groups attached to their C-termini

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12
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Rab-GDP and GDI?

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Rab-GDP (inactive), the hydrophobic prenyl groups are folded away and hidden by GDI binding which allows Rab-GDP to be soluble in the cytoplasm

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13
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Rab-GDP + GEF?

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GEF convert Rab-GDP to Rab-GTP, GDI then dissociates exposing the hydrophobic prenyl groups and the Rab now inserts into the membrane of a specific organelle

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14
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Rab functions?

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  1. Vesicle targeting
  2. Making sure the right proteins are in the vesicle
  3. Once the coat has been removed Rabs connect to motor proteins for transport(tethers/SNARES)
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15
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Tethers?

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Stick out from organelles, effector of Rabs is typically a tether. Tether helps bring the vesicle to the organelle

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16
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SNAREs?

A

Fusion proteins that force the vesicle right up next to the PM and force it to fuse

17
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Two Types of tethers?

A
  1. Coiled-coil(simple, golgi)
  2. Multisubunit tehter(complex, many different proteins)
18
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Coiled-coil tether structure?

A

Dimers with two alpha-helices that stay assembled and stick out from an organelle

19
Q

Golgin?

A

Tether that sticks out from the golgi stacks
-Anchored by Rab
-Contains domains that bind Rabs

20
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Multisubunit tether for transport from ER to golgi?

A

TRAPPI
-found at the golgi
-Is a GEF that can activate Rab