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
Brefeldin A (BFA)
-inhibits exchange factor from recruiting COPI to membrane of donor
COPII-coated vesicles
-ER to Golgi
-Sar1 GTPase with 2 heterodimeric coat complex
-Exchange factor that phosphorylates GDP to GTP is Sec12
-has a lot of holes and the inside can interact with the outside
ERES (ER Exit Sites)
formation of collar at base of tubules from ER allows exit of larger proteins
Fluorescent Proteins
mostly derived from aquatic animals (Jellyfish)
4 problems
1) Oligomerization-dimerizes weakly
2) Cytotoxicity - proteins aggregates and be toxic
3) Slow Maturation - WT dsRed 12h halftime
4)Photobleaching and Photoconversion
- bleach fast and red turns green