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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what is the secretory pathway also referred to? | exocytosis |
| What is a guaranteed pathway? | ER -> budding vesicle -> cis-golgi network |
| What are the 3 types of protein coats? | COPI, COPII, clathrin |
| Where is COPI localized to? | cisternae of golgi |
| Where is COPII localized to? | ER |
| Where is clathrin localized to? | Golgi all the way to the plasma membrane |
| COPII mediated budding starts with what g protein? name some unique properties | It is the inactive soluble SarI-GDP. It has a hidden amphipathic helix. |
| How does SarI get into the ER membrane? | It's attached GDP turns into GTP by the sar1-GEF. It then exposes its amphipathic helix and imbeds itself into the membrane |
| What binds to the sar1-GTP? | Sec24 and Sec23 and a cargo receptor |
| What lastly binds to the Secs and Sar1? | Sec 13/31, forming a coat |
| What is a requirement for cargo proteins? | They must be folded correctly to bind. Otherwise they go to chaperone proteins |
| When a vesicle is near its target, what happens first? | Sar1-GTP hydrolyzes and loses its coat |
| A vesicle has what two factors attached to its outer membrane? | v-SNARE and Rab-GTP |
| What is the significance of a rab-GTP on a vesicle? What does it interact with? What happens subsequently? | Rab-GTP finds vesicles and binds to the rab effector. This binding allows for the vesicle to be localized to the cell surface |
| What is the significance of a v-SNARE on a vesicle? What does it interact with? What happens subsequently? | v-SNARE fuses with t-SNAREs on the cell surface to form a 4-helix bundle at which fusion of the two membranes can begin |
| What are the three classifications of N-linked glycosylation? | 1. complex oligosaccharide 2. high mannose 3. hybrid oligosaccharide |
| Where does O-linked glycosylation occur? | In the golgi, and on a threonine or serine residue |
| What is the difference between vesicular transport and cisternal maturation models? | vesicular transport - vesicles move, but nothing else cisternal - stacks shift placement and can become different regions of golgi |
| What are three different destinations for vesicles from the trans golgi network? | 1. lysosomes 2. secretory vesicles 3. constitutive secretory pathway |
| What complex is associated with lysosome exiting? | mannose-6 |
| What is unique about vesicles going to the early endosome? | clathrin coat |