[RECALLS] Intracellular traffic and sorting of proteins Flashcards
Cystolic chaperone to prevent misfolding
Hsp 70
Chaperone system that ensures proper folding
Hsp 60
The transport of nucleus to cytoplasm is bidirectional and occurs through:
Nuclear pore complex
After interaction of unfoled protein to Hsp 70 with mitochondrial TOM20/22, they are transferred to what channel?
TOM40
CHON formed in the translocation of the majority of mRNA molecule through NPC which does not include Ran use:
Hydrolysis of ATP by a DBPS to drive translocation
Organelle responsible for metabolizing hydrogen peroxide
Peroxisome
Second major clas of chaperones that form band-like structures where unfolded protein is retained
Chaperonins
True about chaperones
Many hare heat shock proteins
Shuffling of disulfide bonds
Disulfide isomerase
COP1 transfer
GA to ER (Retrograde)
Plays a critical regulatory role in the interaction of the complex with the NPC and its translocation through it
Ran
Proteins that misfold in the ER are transported back across ER by
Proteosomes
An important organelle involved in metabolism of many molecules including fatty acids and other lipids, purines, amino acids and hydrogen peroxide
Peroxisome
The condition apparent at birth and is characterized by profound neurological impairment
Zellweger syndrome
Hydrostatic pressure of arteriole
37 mmHg
COP I
Retrograde transport (Golgi to ER)
COP II
Anterograde transport (ER to Golgi)
Passage through the two membranes (outer and inner mitochondrial membranes)
Translocation
True of signal peptide
Contains at least one positively charged amino acid near their amino terminal
Transport from nucleus to cytoplasm
NPC
True of nuclear pore complex
Transport is bidirectional
ER to Golgi apparatus, involved in export from the ER to either ERGIC or the GA
COP II
Number of ubiquinated molecules
4