LECTURE 9 (Cytoskeleton, ECM) Flashcards

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They walk along cytoskeletal filaments carrying vesicles and other organelles, Bind the filament on one end, bind cargo on the other, and they walk unidirectionally depending on the motor.

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Motor Proteins

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Three Domains of Motor proteins

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  • Myosin
  • Kinesins
  • Dynein
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A part of Motor families that walk along Microfilaments

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Myosin

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A part of Motor Families that walk along Microtubules

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Kinesins and Dynein

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The main microtubule organizing center of a cell, which organizes the microtubule cytoskeleton.

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Centrosome

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Nuclear division that produces daughter nuclei that are exact genetic copies of the parental nucleus.

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Mitosis

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A cylindrical structure consisting of nine triplets of microtubules in the centrosomes of most animal cells.

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Centriole

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A long cellular appendage specialized for locomotion in some cells. Example: Sperm cells, volvocine algae

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Flagellum (plural Flagella)

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Short cellular appendages that facilitate locomotion example in paramecium or function to sweep fluid over the surface of the cell.

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Cilium (plural Cilia)

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Similarities of Both Cilia and Flagella

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  • Both are surrounded by plasma membrane
  • Both are made up of microtubule
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Cilia/Flagella movements by Microtubules and Motor Proteins

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  • Dyneins crosslink and slide microtubules past one another to cause bending
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  • Totally different mechanism in bacteria
  • Uses a rotating socket at the base to turn and create whipping motion
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The Prokaryotic Flagellum

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Functions of Extracellular Matrix (ECM)

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  • Support
  • Adhesion
  • protection
  • gateway for in/out and intercellular communication secreted from cells
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Mostly cellulose

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Plants

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Mostly chitin

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Fungi

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Mostly peptidoglycans

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Bacteria

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Cellulosic cell walls for algal protists

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Protists

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Roles of the Animal Extracellular Matrix (ECM)

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  • Adhesion
  • Support
  • Shape/migration
  • Cell division
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Three types of Animal Cell Junctions

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  • Anchoring Junctions
  • Tight Junctions
  • Gap Junctions