W2 ER + Golgi Flashcards

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ER structure + function

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Continuous w/nuclear envelope
Continuous network of membrane tubules
Protein synthesis, glycosylation (attachment of sugars to proteins), folding, assembly + multi-protein complexes
Lipid synthesis (CL, phospholipid)
Ca2+ sequestration (binding/confining) - storage + 2nd messenger (Ca2+ needed for activation of some PKCs along w/second messenger)
Contains cytochrome P450 enzymes (integral membrane proteins) - detox (most phase I reactions, phase I = making compound more Hphilic by adding OH or other Hphilic group), also used for conversion of pro drugs into active drugs

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Pancreatic acinar cells

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Exocrine (cells that produce/secrete onto epithelial surface) cells’ cytoplasm w/RER
Acinus = round cluster of exocrine cells connected to a duct

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Co-translational protein targeting to ER

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SRP (signal recognition particle) guides RS on top of peptide translocation complex on ER membrane + docked
Peptide threaded into lumen + cleaved by signal peptidase
N-linked glycosylation structural component added to PP in RER + involved in first steps of protein folding

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Co-translational modification

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Covalently altering one/more AAs in protein after translation has begun but before protein released from RS

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Insulin (pre to mature)

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PP insulin 110AA after co-t → SS cleaved off
Now 86 AA of P insulin → proteolysis cuts C peptide out
Now 2 separate peptides covalently linked w/two disulfide bonds (one bond intraM) (A chain 21 AA + B chain 30 AA)

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Golgi functions

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Glycosidases (catalyze hydrolysis of GSD bonds), glycotransferases (catalyze transfer of parts saccharide molecules from glycosyl donor to a nucleophilic glycosyl acceptor)
O-linked glycosylation = attachment of sugar to oxygen in an AA in a protein
Sulfatases = catalyze hydrolysis of sulfate esters of complex macromolecules
Proteases = hydrolysis of proteins
Lipid synthesis = sphingomyelin (synthesized in cis golgi), glucosylceramide (synthesized at cytosolic surface of various golgi subfractions)

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7
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Proteins + lipids sorted into…

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Secretory granules
Plasma membrane
Basolateral versus apical membrane
Endosomes
Lysosomes
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