Tethering Docking and Fusion Flashcards

1
Q

What kind are the 2 kinds of tether factors?

A
  1. Long coiled-coil
  2. Multi-subunit proteins
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2
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What is the function of tether proteins?

A
  • Co-operate with Rab GTPases to mediate specific targeting of vesicles
  • Can bridge between 2 organelles
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3
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Where do multi-subunit tether operate?

A

Throughout the endcytic and secretory pathways

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4
Q

Give examples of tether factors

A
  • TRAPPI
  • TRAPPII
  • HOPS
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5
Q

TRAPP1 complex is a GEF for what?

A

YptI/Rab1

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6
Q

What does RabI recruit?

A

p115 a coiled-coil tether which interacts with other tethers on the vesicle and helps initaite co-protein disassembly

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7
Q

What does p115 do in vesicle delivery?

A
  • Brings vesicle closer and allows TRAPPI to bind to components of COPII coat
  • 2 compartments are brought into close proximity
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8
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In vesicle delivery what does interaction between TRAPPI and sec23 lead to?

A

Leads to SNARE proteins pairing and membrane fusion

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9
Q

What are the 2 classes of SNARE proteins?

A
  • v-SNAREs
  • t-SNAREs
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10
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Where are v-SNAREs located?

A

On vesicle membrane

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11
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Where are t-SNAREs located?

A

On target membrane

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12
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What is the structure of v-SNAREs?

A

Usually single polypeptide

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13
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What is the structure of t-SNAREs?

A

Usually 3 polypeptides

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14
Q

What are the 2 means of selectivity in tethering, docking, and fusion of proteins?

A
  • Tether proteins
  • Highly specific pairing between v and t SNAREs
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15
Q

What structure does the interaction of v-SNAREs and t-SNAREs produce?

A

Coiled-coil structure

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16
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What occurs when v and t SNAREs interact?

A
  • Brings membranes in close proximity
  • Water explelled from between the 2 membranes
  • Leads to hemifusion intermediate
17
Q

What is a hemifusion intermediate?

A

Where outer leaflets if the 2 membrane fuse

18
Q

When is fusion of vesicles complete?

A

When the membrane inner leaflets fuse

19
Q

What disassembles SNARE complexes for recyling?

A

NSF

20
Q

Does disassembly of the trans-SNARE complex in target membrane by NSF require ATP?

A

Yes