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MicroBiology

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Actin structural microfilaments; composed of F actin
F actin G actins polymerized into a double helix
G actin monomeric actin subunits
Spectrin actin crosslinking protein that forms networks in erythrocytes
Dystrophin actin crosslinking protein that forms networks in striated muscle
Myosin a structural microfilament as well as motor protein for actin
Actomyosin actin and myosin associated with each other
stress fibers bundles of actomyosin anchored to the basal surface of fibroblasts which are themselves attached to the substratum. These fibers produce tension across a cell layer.
Tau and MAP's microtubular crossslinking proteins that form a network
Dynein a microtubule motor proteins for flagella, cillia, axons and kinetochores
Keratin a major intermediate filament of epithilial cells
Intermediate filaments structural components of the cytoskeleton; intermediate filarments are complexes composed of proteins that have similar alpha helical cores, but distinctive terminal domains
nuclear lamins intermediate filaments supporting the nuclear membrane
collagens ECM fibers that resist stretching; composed of 3 helices coiled around each other in a triple helix
elastin stretchable ECM fibers that provide pliability
Fibrillin glycoprotein microfibrils that provide scaffolding for elastin fibers
Glycosaminoglycans polysaccharides of ECM composed of disaccharide repeats of modified sugars
hyaluronans large glycosaminoglycan that exist free in ECM; hydration spheres that swell to provide tugor to tissues by resisting compression
proteoplycans ECM components; composed of core protein attached to one or more glycosaminoglycans. Anchor cells to basal lamina and can serve regulatory rolls like heparin
heparin regulatory proteoglycan that controls inflammation
lamanin ECM crosslinking protein forming networks in the basal lamina
fibronectin ECM crosslinking with multiple binding domains for different factors ( heparin, collagen, integrin)
Integrin transmemebrane proteins for hemidesmosomes and adhesion plaques. Bound by adadptor proteins on cytoplasmic side of membrane
cadherins family of calcium dependent transmembrane proteins that tie similar cells together; used in belt desmosomes
Spot Desmosomes isolated "spot welds" joining intermediate filaments cytoskeletons of two cells at their lateral surfaces
Hemidesmosomes structures that nachor the intermediate filament cytoskeleton of an epithlial cell to basal lamina
Membrane-microfilament binding proteins membrane associated proteins that anchor the microfilament skeleton to plasma membrane by binding actin crosslinking proteins
Zonula Occludens thin bands of membranes around the apical perimeter of epithlial cells; Seal cells to prevent diffusion of molecules across the epithlium
Zonula Addherens rows of structures anchoring actin microfilaments to the apical surface of epithlial cells
Circumferential belt microfilament bundles that encircle the apical perimeter of epithlial cells at the level of belt desmosomes
Gap Junctions transmembrane complexes that allow diffusion of small molecules between cells
Mitosis somatic cell division so each daughter cells receives complete set of genes
Meiosis germ cell line division; reducing genomes in half
Interphase all periods of the cell cycle except meiosis or mitosis
G1 phase the period following mitosis or meiosis with no DNA replication
G0 phase an arrested g1 phase. Cells which cease to divide are usually in permanent g0 phase
s phase the period of DNA replication
g2 phase the period between completion of DNA replication and onset of mitosis/meiosis
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