Organelles Flashcards

1
Q

What are mitochondrial proteins synthesised with?

A

N-terminal pre sequence

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2
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How is mitochondria import studied?

A

In vivo - use of yeast
Many mutations that affect mitochondrial protein import generate respiration deficiency mutants, which will only grow on fermentation conditions

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3
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What are the characteristics of the matrix targeting signals?

A

Amphipathic (produces a polar and a hydrophobic side) and often helical
No specific sequence - can build from only three amino acids presuming the encoded peptide has an amphipathic character

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4
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What are the initial receptors for TOM?

A

Tom20 and tom70

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5
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What are the core TOM components?

A

TOM40

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6
Q

What does Tom stand for?

A

Translocase or the mitochondrial outer membrane

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7
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What are the two translocase components of the mitochondria called?

A

TOM and SAM

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