Final Exam Flashcards

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All COPII vesicles interact with ____

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Sec24

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some intergral ER membrane proteins are targeted to _____ vesicles for transport to ____

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COPII, Golgi

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certain intergral ER membrane proteins also bind ___ proteins in the ____

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cargo proteins, lumen

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Microtubules act as “____ ____” for large aggregates of transport vesicles

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railroad tracks

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COPI vesicles have ___grade trasnport and transport from ___-____ to ______

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retrograde transport; from cis-Golgi to rough ER

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ER-resident proteins may assist in what?

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folding and modification on newly synthesized secretory proteins

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7
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most ER-resident proteins contain ____ sorting sequene

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KDEL

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8
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KDEL sorting sequence is located at the _-terminus

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C-terminus

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9
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where do ER-resident proteins bind

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to complex of COPI vesicles

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10
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The Di arganine sequence can also target what?

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certain proteins to COPI vesicles

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what is cisternal maturation

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like an assembly line, proteins move in sequence through the compartments which each house different enzymes

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12
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cisternal maturation is responsible for ____grade transport

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anterograde

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13
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anterograde trainsport is from __ - ___ golgi

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cis tor trans Golgi

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14
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cis-Golgi protein ____ is fused to ___

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Crg4, GFP

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15
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trans-Golgi protein ___ is fused to ___

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Sec7, DsRed

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16
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Resting membrane potential depends largely on flow of what

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K+ ions

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17
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What is the usual resting membrane potential

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60-70 mV

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18
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simple diffusion rate is proportional to what

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concentration gradient, hydrophobicity and size

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19
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post translational translocation ATP hydrolysis is required by what

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BiP

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20
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Hsp70 has a similar function to what

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BiP

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21
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Wht are adaptor protein complexes

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determines which cargo proteins are in a vescile by binding cytosolic domains of membrane proteins

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22
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what are the cytoplasmic sorting signals in COPI vesicles

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KKXX and di-arganine

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23
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what is the protein that assebles and disassembles COPI coat

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ARF

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24
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What is the AP3 complex

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vesicles that bud from trans-Golgi en route directly to the lysosome

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T or F:the AP3 complex uses the ARF protein
T
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What do clathrin coated vesicles do
AP1-vesicles that bud from trans-Glgi en route to late endosome
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What does GGA do
buds from trans-golgi network to late endosome
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What does AP2 do
buds from plasma membrane during endocytosis
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What is the Sorting signal in clathrin coated vesicles
YXXo
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What are the five destinations of Adaptor protein complexes
COPI vesicles, AP3 complex vesicles, Clathrin coated vesicles, constitutive secretory vesicles and regulated secretory vesicles
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___ pinches off clathrin coated vesicles
dynamin
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what do constitutive secretory vesicles do
transport secreted protein and plasma membrane proteins to plasma membrane
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what do regulated secretory vesicles do
store and process secreted protein until signaled to fuse with the plasma membrane to secrete proteins
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What are the two domains of polarized epithelial cells
Apical and basolateral
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What is between apuical and basolateral membranes to prevent povement
tight junctions
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how are apical and basolatreal bound membrane proteins sorted
initally transported together in trans-golgi network by COPII and cisternal maturation, sorted into transport vesicles with v-SNAREs and Rab proteins
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Influenza glycoprotein only found on ___ membrane
apical
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VSV G protein only found on ____ membrane
basolateral
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what helps membrane proteins associate with clatharin adapter proteins
Tyrosine and di-leucin based motifs
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proteins targeted to apical membrane often have ___ membrane anchor
GPI
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what is transcytosis
apical proteins move in vesicles across the cell and fuse to apical membrane
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what visualizes protein size and abundacne
SDS-PAGE
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what is the ionic detergent in SDS PAGE
SDS
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what is receptor mediated endocytosis
small vesicles invaginate from plasma membrane
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what are the four types of lipoporteins
chylomicrons, VLDL, LDL and HDL
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What do chylomicrons do
transport triglycerides from the diet
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What do VLDLs do
transport triglycerides made by liver, cells remove triglycerides becoming LDL
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What do LDLs do
less healthy, deliver cholesterol to tissues
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what do HDLs do
return excess cholesterol from tissues back to liver
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Receptors contain ______ taht target them for endocytosis
sorting signals
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LDL receptors release ___ at low pH
apoB-100
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HIgh plasma LDL leads to ___
disease
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What is the transferrin receptor complex
functions to deliver iron to cells
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waht is apotransferrin
no iron bound
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what is ferotransferrin
full transferrin, two Fe3+ bound
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waht is the transferrin receptor
binds ferrotransferrin and initiates endocytosis
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what do lysosomes do
degrade extracellular materials taken up by the cell
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Where do normal transport vesicles bud
outward from organelle membrane to the cytosol
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where do internal vesicles bud
inward from endosomal membrane to the lumen
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most cargo protein destined to enter a multi vesicular endosome are tagged with what?
a single ubiquitin molecule
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Retroviruses required ______ complexes to bud from plasma membrane
ESCRT
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What is the purpose of autophagy
serves to recycle macro molecules to serve as nutrients under stressful conditions
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how does autophagy work
envelopes a region of cytoplasm or organelle into double membarne for delivery to lysososme
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What is the most important key to supporting the needs of the cell
the cytoskeleton
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What are the three components of the cytolskeleton
microfilaments, microtubules and intermediate filaments
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how is the cytoskeleton function regulated
cells sense extracellular signals and interpret them to direct arragement of the cytoskeleton
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What happens to the cytoskeleton in the abscence of extracellular signals
the cells do not become polarized, but the cytoskeleton stillforms
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What is the building block of microfilaments
actin
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T or F: microfilaments have reverible assembly
T
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What is actin
it is an abundant intracellular protein in eukaryotic cells
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What are the three different groups of actin
alpha beta an y actin
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What is alpha actin
for contractile sturctures
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waht is beta actin
cell cortex and leading edge of motile cells
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what is y actin
is on stress fibers
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Each actin molecule contains a ____ ion
Mg 2+
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What are the two forms of Actin
G-actin and F-actin
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Actin is a _____ase
ATPase
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What is G-actin
monomer separated by 2 lobes by a deep cleft, ATPase fold is the site of ATP and Mg binding, denatures quickly. addition of cations induces filament formation
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what is F-actin
subunits in actin fillaments arranged in helical strands wound around each other, ATP binding clefts all oriented towards - end. Each subunit contacts one above and one below
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The + end of microfilaments is favoured for the addion of what
actin subunits
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The - end of microfilaments is favoured for what
unit in disocciation; ATP binding cleft exposed to surrounding solution
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Where on the microfilament does Myosin attach
to the sides of microfilaments with a slight tilt
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T or F: actin binding proteins contribute to staiblity
T
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T or F: G-actin can be purified at low concentration
F: high
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what are the three steps in actin polymerization
Nucleation phase, Elongation phase and Steady State phase
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Filaments grow __x faster at + end than - end
10x
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When ATP-G-actin binds to the + end, what happens
ATP is hydrolyzed to ADP and Pi
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What are the three actin binding proteins
Profilin, cofilin and Tymosin-B4
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What des profilin do
helps nucleotide exchange so ATP actin is ready for the (+) end
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What does cofilin do
Specifically binds ADP-F-actin, fragemnts ADP-actin filament regions, enhancing depolymerization
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What does Thymosin-B4 do
provides a buffered reservoir of ATP-G_actin for polymerization
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What are the two capping proteins
CapZ and Tropomodulin
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what does CapZ do
blcoks assembly and disassebly, caps (+) end
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Waht does Tropomodulin do
binds (-) end, inhibits assembly and disassebly
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actin nucleating proteins are conducted by which two signal transduction pathways
Formin and Arp2/3 complex
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how is formin regulated
RBD binds to Rho-GTP, exposing FH2 to nucleate new filament, FH1 domain recruits profilin-ATP-G-actin in active site is where FH2 domain inhbitied
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what is the Arp2/3 complex
seven subunites that nucleate assembly of branced actin, bust me activated by NPF
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Filaments grow at their (+) end until what?
capped by CapZ
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certain toxins affect actin by promoting ______ or ______ of filaments
depolymerization and polymerization
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What is needed to form filaments into bundles or networks
actin cross-linking proteins
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What is myosin?
actin-based motor protein
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what do mysoins do
move along actin filaments and convert energy from ATP hydrolysis to do work
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To or F: different myosins perform different functions
T
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what are the three types of Myosin
Myosin II, I and V
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what is myosin II
protein complex of six polypeptide subunits; 2 heavy chains and 2 light chains
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what is myosin I
one single headed myosin, encoded by eight different human myosin genes
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what is myosin V
two head domains and six light chains per neck. encoded by three different myosin genes
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what do myosins use for coupling ATP hydrolysis
cross-bridge cycle
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how many profilaments in a microtubule
13
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what is the major protein in microtubules
tubulin
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what happens to GTP in alpha tubulin
is trapped and never hydrolyzed or released, exposed at - end
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what happens to GTP in beta tubulin
can be hydrolyzed to GDP and exchanged for free GTP, exposed at + end
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alpha tubulin contacts with alpha tubulin of neighbouring except at the _____
seam
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microtubules are assembled from specific sites called
mixeorubule organizing centers (MTOCs)
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Generally, the __ end stays anchored to the TMOC while the __ end stays away from it
-, +
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what is the main MTOC of animal cells
Centrosome
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waht is the main MTOC for cilia and flagella
Basal body
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what is the structure of a singlet centrosome
nine linked triplet microtubules
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what forms the template for the (-) end
Y-tubulin ring complex
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dyanimc instabliity depends on the presence or absence of what
GTP-B-Tubulin cap
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disassembly pauses when?
GTP-B-Tubulin is found on the microtubule and starts assembly phase
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what is the difference between GTP-B-tubulin cap and GDP-B-tubulin cap
GTP promotes assebly while GDP promotes disassembly
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There is assembly to disassembly when GTP hydrolysis rate __ GTP tubulin action
>
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There is disassembly to assembly when GTP hydrolysis rate __ GTP tubulin action
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what may stabilize or destabilize microtubules
mirotubule-assocated proteins (MAPs)
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Spacing reflects difference between the lenghts of the ___ and ___ projection domains
MAP and tau
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what do (+) end-binding MAPs do
enhance plymerixation at (+) end, reduce frequency of catastrophes link microtubules to other cell structures
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What is the Kinesin-13 family
bind and curve the + end of profimalents into GDP-B-tubulin, require ATP for hydrolysis
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when kinesin binds to dimers, what happens?
it curves them so curvature is that of disassembly
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T or F: organelles move along microtubules in either direction
T
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What are the microtubule based motor proteins
Kinesin and Dynein
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how do kinesin and dynein move along microtubules
using ATP hydrolysis
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What is Kinesin 1
tail doamin binds to receptors on cargo, head domain binds microtubules and ATP
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T or F: kinesin 1 always tansports vesicles from (-) end to (+) end of a microtubule
T
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what happens in the inhibited form
had folds back and interacts with tail, inhibits ATPase activity
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how is kinesin-1 regulated
motor binding to vesicle receptor unfolds kinesin activating ATPase actity transports cargo toward + end
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T or F:there is convergent evolution between mysoin and kinesin
T
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dynein transports organellees towards the (_) end
-
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how many AAA ATPase domains in the dynein head
six
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what is the dynactin complex
cytpoplasmic dynein cant bind to cargo on its own, so uses dynein complex to link dynein to cargo
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dynactin complex contain what
one actin subunit and capZ at + end
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the direction of organelle transport is determined by the _____
motor protein
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Retrograde transport of late endosome is by __________
cytoplasmic dynein
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Anterograde transport of seceretory vesicle by ______
kinesin