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ribosomes, peroxisomes and lysosomes Flashcards

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1
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prokaryotic ribosomes

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70s ribosomes

50s large subunit + 30s small subunit

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eukaryotic ribosomes

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80s ribosomes

60s large subunit + 40s small subunit

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s

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Svedberg unit - arbitrary unit

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what s is base on

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rate of sedimentation = size of ribosome

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rRNA

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ribosomal RNA

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what ribosomes comprise of

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rRNA and ribosomal proteins

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prokaryotes 50s large subunit

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23s + 5s rRNA

34 ribosomal proteins

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prokaryotes 30s small subunit

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16s rRNA

21 ribosomal proteins

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eukaryotes 60s large subunit

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28s + 5.8s + 5s rRNA

around 45 ribosomal proteins

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eukaryotes 40s small subunit

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18s rRNA

around 30 ribosomal proteins

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function of ribosomes

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facilitate polypeptide synthesis

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how polypeptide is synthesised

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  • starts at A-site
  • P-site - amino acid is added onto peptide chain
  • leaves via E-site
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ribosome inactivating proteins - RIP

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ricin - protein/toxin
target GAGA Tetraloop 23s rRNA
2 types

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Type 1 RIPs

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has catalytic A domain
cant cross cell membrane - not cytotoxic
e.g wheat

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Type 2 RIPs

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binding domain = entry of toxin in cell
crosses plasma membrane
N-catalytic A domain-S S-B domain-C

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A means in RIPs

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Active

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B means in RIPs

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Binding

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Peroxisomes structure

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single membrane surrounding

no DNA/ribosomes - encoded by nucleus

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function of peroxisomes

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contain oxidative enzymes - e.g. catalase and urate oxidase

import protein from cytosol via ER

20
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general equation for peroxisomes

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  • oxygen remove H atom from organic substrate = H2O2

- catalase - H2O2 oxidise range of compound

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Importance of H2O2

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  • In detoxification (phenol) and breakdown of FA to acetyl CoA
22
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equation for peroxidation

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H2O2 + R’H2 –> R’ + 2H2O

23
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equation for forming H2O2

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RH2 + O2 –> R + H2O2

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Peroxisome Biogenesis and maturation

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  • budding of vesicles from ER
  • import proteins which recruit peroxisome proteins
  • C-terminal Ser-Lys-Leu signal sequence
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how peroxisomes replicate

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They undergo fission to replicate

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endosomes

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intracellular sorting organelles

responsible for engulf and maintaining

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early endosomes

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molecules internalised from extracellular space that have fused
able to mature into late endosomes

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function of endosome

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able to fuse with vesicles from Golgi to deliver material to lysosomes

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lysosomes environment

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acidic - pH 4-5

allow enzymes to be active

30
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enzymes in lysosomes

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different enzymes for different function

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phagocytosis and endocytosis

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enclose extracellular entities

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during phagocytosis

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phagosome fuses with lysosomes causing bacteria in phagosome to be broken down

33
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Autophagy

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digestion of self content

34
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does lysosomes digest themselves??

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no, as adapted membrane has glycosylated proteins

35
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membrane transporters function

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remove and recycle/excrete product

36
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function of vacuolar H+ ATPase

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hydrolyses ATP and pumps H+ into lysosomes

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vacuole

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fluid filled - regulate pressure
containing hydrolytic enzyme - recycling function
similar to lysosomes

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function of vacuole

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regulate pH in cell - pump H+ in and out
provide turgor pressure regulation
stores nutrient and waste

39
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vacuole in plant and fungal cell

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contain one or more vacuoles

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protease

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digest protein

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nuclease

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digest nucleic acid

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phospholipase

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digests lipids

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phosphatase

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digest phosphate groups

44
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sulfatase

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catalyses hydrolysis of sulfate esters of complex macromolecules
e.g. glycosaminoglycans

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