Post translational modification Flashcards
this ensures that polypeptides will be delivered to the correct place
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compartments of eukaryotic alls
-Endomembrane system
-cytosol
- Mitochondria, chloroplast ,periposome, and interior of nucleus
where does translation usually takes place?
-ribosomes
why are the ribosome residing inside the nucleus
10% ribosome in nucleus
why? BC they get orders of protein synthesis (their main function) in the nucleus
Explain Pathway A for directing the newly synthesized polypeptide
- Ribosomes attached to the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) synthesizes polypeptides
- Cotranslational import- transfer of polypeptide into Er as synthesis continues
- Proteins transport to final destination via membrane vesicle and Golgi complex
Explain pathway B for directing polypeptide into target location
- Polypeptide will be released in ribosome after translation
- Post translational import is necessary for organelle uptake (as it relies on unique targeting signals
- Polypeptide enter the nucleus through nuclear pore
what happens in the cotranslational translocation
the ribosome in the ER synthesizes the protein destined for either the endomembrane system of secretion.
During this process the growing nascent polypeptide chain is inserted in the pore within er membrane, inside they will pass through the lumen as they are being synthesized in the ribosome, allowing them to be routed to their correct destination
what is the sequence that guides the ribosome mRNA polypeptide complex to the surface of the RER
ER signal sequence
How long is the ER signal sequence
now many domains
what is the charge of the A terminal region and central region
15-30 amino acid long
3 domains
positive and central hydrophobic region
what are the 3 birding domains a signal Recognition particle (SRP)
- birds to the signal sequence as soon as it is translated
- birds to ribosome, stopping translation
- birds to SRP receptor in ER membrane near sec61
what does the sec 61 do
A translocon that imports the protein into the ER