The Golgi Complex Flashcards

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what roles does the golgi complex play in the cell?

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processing and packaging of secretory proteins, plays a role in complex polysaccharide synthesis

accepts vesicles that bud off the ER

the vesicles sent from the ER are modified and processed in the golgi complex

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how is the golgi body functionally and physcially connected to the ER?

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glycoproteins and membrane lipids from the ER undergo further processing and are sorted and packaged for transport

golgi complex plays a central role in membrane and protein trafficking in eukaryotic cells

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what does the golgi complex consist of?

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a series of membrane cisternae usually 3-8 called a GOLGI STACK

some cells have one large stack and others have hundres or thousands

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how do transport vesicles come into play with the ER and golgi body?

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Both ER and golgi complex are surrounded by numerous transport vesicles that carry lipids and proteins from the ER to the golgi complex and then other destinations in the cell

the golgi complex lumen is part of the endomembrane system

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what are the two faces of the golgi stack?

what is the middle of the golgi stack called?

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the cis-golgi network (CGN) and is oriented towards the ER

the trans-golgi network (TGN) is the opposite side of the golgi

the medial cisternae

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describe the stationary cisternae model.

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each cisternae in the golgi stack is a stable structure

transport of materials from one cisternae to another is mediated by shuttle vesicles

these bud off from one cisternae and fuse with the next cisternae in a cis- to trans- sequence

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describe the cisternal maturation model.

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the golgi cisternae are transient compartments that gradually change from CGN through medial cisternae to TGN.

transition vesicles from the ER converge to form the CGN

enzymes not needed in later compatments are returned to earlier compartments in vesicles

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what is anterograde transport?

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anterograde transport is the movement of material from the ER to the golgi complex toward the plasma membrane

exocytosis

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what is retrograde transport?

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flow of vesicles from golgi cisternae back to the ER

allows the cell to balance the flow of lipids twoard the plasma membrane

ensures supply og materials for forming new vesicles

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