Nucleus And Protein Trafficking Flashcards
___________permits passage of proteins via receptor mediated transport
Nuclear pore complex
The outer membrane of the nucleus contains_______and connects to_______
Ribosomes; Rough endoplasmic reticulum
The inner membrane attaches to
The nuclear lamina
The nuclear pore complex forms _______ which allows________ of ions
Aqueous channels; simple diffusion
The nuclear lamina provides _________ for the nuclear membrane
Mechanical support
Nuclear transcription is regulated by
Nuclear lamina
Hutchison Gifford progeria syndrome is caused by a mutation in the________ protein
Lamina A
What does A mutation in the Lamin A protein cause?
Inadequate structural support for the nuclear envelope, causing an abnormal shape
Chromatin is made up of
Nucleosomes
Nucleosomes are made up of
Histones
The 2 types of chromatin are
Heterochromatin, Euchromatin
Heterochromatin appears in_______and contains________genes
Clumps; inactive
Heterochromatin are usually________ as opposed to Euchromatin
Condensed
Constitutive heterochromatin contains repetitive, gene poor DNA sequences like
Centromeres and telomeres
A prime example Facultative Heterochromatin are_______ which result in the inactivation of one of the 2 ________ present in females but not males
Barr bodies; X chromosomes