Lecture 5: Endomembrane system and bulk transport processes Flashcards

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Endomembrane system includes:

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nuclear envelope
endoplasmic reticulum
Golgi apparatus
vesicles
lysomes
vacuoles
plasma membrane
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Endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is comprised of:

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smooth endoplasmic reticulum (sER)

rough endoplasmic reticulum (rER)

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Functions of sER:

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Metabolism of carbohydrates
lipid synthesis for membranes
detoxification of drugs and poisons
storage of calcium ions

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4
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Functions of rER:

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  • involved in protein synthesis

- process proteins for release from the cell or retention on cell membrane

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5
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Functions of Golgi complex:

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receive
modify
sort
ship proteins

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Golgi complex:

where vesicles arrive

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cis face

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Golgi complex:

where processed vesicles leave

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trans face

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8
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Golgi complex:

glycosylation

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adds carbohydrates to proteins

important for cell surface proteins

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Golgi complex:

sorting proteins

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adds molecular markers to direct proteins to correct vesicles

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10
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Golgi complex:

Directing vesicle trafficking

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add molecular “tags” to vesicles

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11
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Molecular tags are…

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often short proteins that act as docking sites when they reach their targets

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12
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molecular tags direct:

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vesicles to the lysosome, secretory pathways

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13
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Types of Exocytosis:

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constitutive exocytosis

regulated exocytosis

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14
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Role of exocytosis

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transport glycoproteins out of the cell or deliver it to cell surface

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15
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Constitutive exocytosis

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releases extracellular matrix proteins

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16
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Regulated exocytosis

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releases hormones and neurotransmitters

17
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Endocytosis

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uptake of molecules into the cell

18
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Phagocytosis

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uptake of particles, then formation of phagocytic vacuole which is digested by lysomes

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Where phagocytosis occurs in humans

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macrophages

20
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Pinocytosis

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uptake of extracellular fluid containing solutes (proteins and sugars)

21
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Pinocytosis up-take is

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non selective

22
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Up-take vesicle formation is aided by a

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coat protein

23
Q

Receptor-mediated endocytosis is…

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a specialised form of pinocytosis for selective uptake of bulk substance quantities

24
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Lysosomes

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membrane bound organelles containing hydrolytic enzymes

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Lysosomes function:
break down proteins, lipids, carbohydrates and nucleic acids and release products into the cell
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Autophagy is
process of breaking down and recycling material
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Large vesicles derive from
rER and Golgi complex
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Food vacuoles are involved in
phagocytosis
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Function of vacuoles in plants:
perform lysosome-like functions | large central vacuole absorbs water