Lecture 9 - Intracellular Vesicular Traffic Flashcards
Vesicular transport: Compartments
Donor compartment: holds cargo
Target compartment: receives cargo
Vesicular transport: Pathways
Endocytic pathway
Biosynthetic-secretory pathway
Retrieval pathway (retrograde)
Endocytic pathway features, fates
Between cell exterior, early endosome, late endosome, and lysosome
Fates:
- recycling
- transcytosis
- degradation
Biosynthetic secretory pathway features
Between ER and golgi, golgi and exterior, secretory vesicles, early endosome, late endosome, late endosome and lysosome
Regulated secretory pathway has signal i.e. specialized secretory cells/released factors (cargo secretion regulated)
Constitutive secretory pathway has no signal (constant delivery/release of cargo)
Retrieval pathway features
Between cell exterior and early endosome, early endosome and golgi, sec vesicles and golgi, late endosome and golgi, golgi and ER
General role of vesicle coat proteins
Different coat proteins select different cargo, and coat protein function can be modified by forming complexes w/ additional proteins
Clatherin: endocytic vesicles
COPI coated vesicles bud from golgi
COPII coated vesicles bud from ER
General role of phosphoinositides
Different types of phosphoinositides are associated w/ different vesicular transport events, usually by serving as binding sites for adaptor proteins found in different vesicle compartments of the cell
General role of Rabs in vesicle transport.
Rab GTPases are G proteins that regulate coat assembly and vesicle trafficking
Attach to Rab effector tethering proteins
Mechanism of vesicle fusion with target membrane, proteins involved (i.e., v- and t-SNARES).
v-SNARES found on vesicle (ex: synaptobrevin)
t-SNARES found on target membrane (ex: syntaxin)
tether to each other
Endocytosis determinant summary:
- Coat proteins
- Phosphoinositides
- Rab GTpases
- v and t-SNARES