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Life history of proteins

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Decks in this class (17)

Lecture 0 recap
What are the amino acid isomers 1,
Which amino acids are nonpolar 2,
Which amino acids have an acidic ...
5  cards
Lecture 1 compartmentalised cell context
What are the two locations of rib...,
Is protein folding fast or slow 2,
What does eukaryotic proteins bei...
62  cards
Lecture 2 chaperons and folding
What are chaperones 1,
What do they prevent 2,
Who discovered the shock response...
24  cards
Lecture 3 molecular chaperones 2
What are ring chaperones called 1,
What is the difference between ch...,
Are chaperones atp dependent like...
33  cards
Lecture 4 protein targeting
What is the default environment o...,
What are the protein signal for 2,
What are the different translocat...
46  cards
Lecture 5 ER targeting
What are the general steps in pro...,
What is the er 2,
What is the er environment 3
27  cards
Lecture 6 trafficking 1
Why do cells need vesicular trans...,
What are endosomes 2,
What is the direction of anterogr...
34  cards
Lecture 7 trafficking 2
What does snare stand for 1,
How does the cell control which c...,
What do target membranes carry eg...
22  cards
Lecture 8 trafficking 3
Why do snares required cooperatio...,
How many family members are in rab 2,
What type of proteins are rabs 3
30  cards
Lecture 9 trafficking 4
Where does sorting of cargo mainl...,
What are the two mechanisms for s...,
Where are primary cargo determina...
34  cards
Lecture 10 trafficking case study
How is cholesterol transported 1,
Where is exogenous cholesterol 2,
Where is de novo cholesterol inco...
40  cards
Lecture 11 trafficking case study 2
What did mutation data show about...,
What experiment showed ligand rel...,
What is the structural difference...
23  cards
Lecture 12 ubiquitin
What is selectivity 1,
What is avidity and affinity 2,
What is the half life of proteins...
31  cards
Lecture 13 ubiquitin code
What does mono ubiquitination lea...,
What does k6 k11 and k29 ubiquiti...,
What does k33 ubiquitination lead...
30  cards
Lecture 14 autophagy
What are the steps in the il2 sig...,
What is a negative regulator of n...,
What is an example of a branched ...
20  cards
Lecture 15 case study
What is autophagy dysfunction a f...,
What is mnd 2,
What genes are highly relevant in...
13  cards
Lecture 16 PTMs
What is the definition of a ptm 1,
How much do ptms increase the com...,
What are the general characterist...
22  cards

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