Lecture 3 Flashcards
Membrane Traffic: Vesicle Budding
Vesicle Fission (Scission)
Budding Out of membrane
-initiated at luminal side (HP)
Vesicle Fusion
Budding in
-initiated at cytosolic side
Clathrin-Coated Vesicles
-Endocytosis
-bud from Plasma Membrane and TGN
-lattice-like surface
-much sturdier
Clathrin
-Assembly unit is Triskelion
-can spontaneously associate into an empty cage, however
-has adaptors (AP) and accessory proteins
AP (assembly proteins)
-clathrin adaptors
-mickey mouse
-promote assembly
-Adaptor binds to tyrosine-based signals (Yxxf) in tails of receptors
Coincidence Detection
multiple weak interactions cooperate to ensure specific membrane targeting
EX: APs require binding of lipid and cargo
GTPases
-regulate vesicle formation
-gives energy for directionality and accuracy
Arf1
GTPase for COPI assembly, also needed for clathrin-coated vesicles
Sar1
GTPase for COPII assembly
Formation of Clathrin-coated vesicles
Arf1 recruits AP-1 and GGA adaptors
GGA
-Single-unit clathrin adaptors
-VHS domain that binds with sorting receptor
-GAT domain binds with Arf1
-Hinge binds with Terminal domain of clathrin
-Ear binds with accessory proteins like AP-1
Dynamin
-GTPase that acts as a pinchase and drives scission
-polymerizes and tightens
-Clathrin coated vesicle
Sar1/Arf1
acts as pinchase for COPI and COPII vesicles
Uncoating of Clathrin-Coated Vesicles
-ATP-dependent
-Hsc70 (cystolic form) with Auxilin as its J-domain
COPI-coated vesicles
-carry between cisterna of Golgi and Golgi to ER
-Arf1 GTPase and 7 coatemers are needed
Arf1-ADP is converted to Arf1-ATP by and exchange factor which recruits Arf1 to membrane
-hydrolysis of Arf1 leads to uncoating
-its dimerization drives COPI scission