lecture 4 Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
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how do vesicles travel from the ER to the golgi

A

via a network of microtubules made of tubulin

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2
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describe the sides of a microtubule

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  • a positive side towards the periphery of the cell
  • a negative side towards the nucleus of the cell
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3
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what motor protein moves cargo towards the cell periphery

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kenisin, anterograde motor

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4
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what motor protein moves cargo towards the cell nucleus

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dynein, retrograde motor

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5
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what motor protein is used to move vesicles from the ER to the golgi

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dynein, as the vesicle is moving from the periphery of the cell towards the nucleus

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6
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what is the role of COP I vesicles

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they carry proteins from the golgi back to the ER

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7
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what is bidirectional transport (with example)

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  • vesicles can move back and forth between the ER and golgi
  • e.g. COP II moving from the ER to the golgi, while COP I returns to the ER from the golgi
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8
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what protein helps to bind COP I

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ARF, a GTP-binding protein

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9
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in what cases would COP I be needed

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important proteins like v-SNAREs can end up in the golgi, in which case COP I retrieves them

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10
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where is the KDEL sequence found

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on ER lumen resident proteins

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11
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purpose of KDEL sequence

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sometimes ER lumen proteins can end up in the golgi so KDEL receptors in the golgi recognise the KDEL sequence and return the protein to the ER

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12
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what happens if you remove the KDEL sequence

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the protein is secreted

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13
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how does the KDEL sequence work

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1) KDEL sequence recognised in golgi by KDEL receptors
2) KDEL receptors bind tightly to the sequence due to high acidity/low pH
3) proteins packaged into COP I vesicles and trafficked to ER
4) in low acidity/high pH ER, receptors dissociate from protein and protein is released into ER lumen

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14
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where is the KKXX/lys-lysXX sequence found

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on ER membrane resident proteins

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15
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purpose of KKXX/lys-lysXX sequence

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to return ER membrane proteins like v-SNARES from the golgi back to the ER

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16
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what vesicles do KKXX/lys-lysXX sequence proteins travel back in

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COP I vesicles

17
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where is the di-acidic sequence found

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on the cytoplasmic tails of cargo proteins that need to leave the ER and go to the Golgi

18
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purpose of di-acidic sequence

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carry proteins to the golgi, cell membrane etc