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what does the signal peptidase recognise

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small neutral side chains

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what drives the movement across the ER

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Sec63+BiP also HSP

ahs peptide binding domain and ATPases domain.

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what does Sec63 promote

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BiP-ATP hydrolysis. makes change so it can bind to polypeptide chain.

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how does type 1 integral membrane protein insert into the membrane

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hydrophobic TM domain enter translocon. the stop-transfer anchor sequence take place. once embedded translocation continues.

N-terminal ER sequence is cleaved. C-terminal is cytosilic

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how is type 2 membrane protein inserted

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located internally. SRP recognises it. TM domain is signal sequence. embeds in ER bilayer.

c-terminal is luminal

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describe type 3 membrane insertion protein

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same as type 2. positive charge placement is different on C-terminal side so C-terminus is in cytosol. has internal signal sequence can’t’ cleave.

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give and example for type1,2,3

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1= LDL receptor, insulin receptor, growth hormone receptor

2= transferin receptor

3= cytochrome 450

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what do tail anchored membrane proteins depend on

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Get3(ATPase) binds to c-terminal of protein. Get1/Get2 receptor recruits. ATP hydrolysis. c-terminus release and embedded

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describe the topology of type 5 membrane protein

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alpha helix direct, anchor or stop transfer protein to ER. N-terminus can be cytosolic or luminal.

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what attaches phospholipid anchors to proteins

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glycosylphosphatidylinositol which is a amphipathic molecule

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what recognises the AA sequence near N-terminus

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transamidase

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what does transamidase do

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cleave stop anchor sequence. transfer ER luminal part to GPI membrane anchor.

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what modifications take place in the ER

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N-linked glycosylation

disulphide bond formation

aid folding

oligomer formation

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what modifications take place in the golgi

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o-linked glycosylation

proteolytic processing

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what modification takes place at the cell surface

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protein shedding

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describe how n-linked glycosylation takes place

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glycan+ nitrogen atom of asparagine= oligosaccharide- nascent polypeptide in lumen of ER- cleave pyrophosphate bond between dolichol-glycan molecule. processing reactions. glucose and mannose removed. n-linked glycan- ER chaperones+ 3 glucose residues on core. help fold. 3 glucose removed. if fold fail + 3 glucose.

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how do disulfide bonds form in secretory proteins

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oxidising environment. link sulfhydryl groups. 2 cysteine residues. not in cytosolic protein. protein disulphide isomerase present. reducing agent. Ero 1- carries s-s bond to give to PDI. oxidise PDI. disulphides exchange on protein.

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describe protein oligomer formation

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spikes form hemagglutinin protein. trimers formed in ER of host cell. =precursor HA0.post translational.

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what do o-glycosyltransferases do

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+ activated sugars to O-atom on serine and threonine residues

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describe the proteolytic processing

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inactive to functional. basic AA pairs recognised by endoproteases in golgi.

19
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what does proteolytic shedding do

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=soluble membrane proteins.

20
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give an example of proteolytic shedding

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ADAM family remove ectodomains of membrane proteins

21
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what sequence does the KDEL-R recognise

22
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which retention signal reaches the plasma membrane

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what mediates golgi targeting
transmembrane domains hydrophobic. 17-25 AA long
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what are cytosolic motifs
golgi targeting signal. 4-10 AA. charge residue interact with cytosolic factor and machinery
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give an example of a cytosolic motif and what it does
SDYQRL. tyrosine interact with adaptor complexes. AP2 u2 binds to tyrosine motif. captures TGN46 at plasma membrane goes back to golgi network
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what is AP1-5
clathrin associated adaptor protein complex. recognise tyrosine and dileucine base signal
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what is GGA1-3
located in golgi. trafficks cargo from TGN to endosome system
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describe the clathrin triskelion
3x clathrin heavy chains 3x light adaptor complexes bind to clathrin help in tis self assembly and recruitment.
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what do vesicle coats bind to
sorting signals
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what does sec24 recognise
di-acidic motif at ER COPII
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what is dynamin GTPase
neck of vesicle- polymerise- energy GTP- change- neck stretches- pinches off
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what happens when GTP hydrolysis doesn't take place
the clathrin bud cannot pinch off
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what drives the depolymerisation of the clathrin coat
HSP70
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what disrupts mitochondrial targeting
mutation of hydrophobic and hydrophillic residues on either side of the helix
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what do import receptors recognise
Tom 20 and 22 both on outside of mitochondrial membrane
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what keeps proteins in disaggregated state
HSP70 AND 90
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what is Tom 40
import pore for unfolded chain. passive driving force comes from matrix.
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what does Tom 40 associate with
Tim23 and 17 which HSP70 interacts with via Tim44 when entering . both drive the polypeptide into the matrix
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describe the mitochondrial inner membrane protein pathway A
Tom20/22-N-terminal sequence-Tom40-inner membraneTim23/17- sequence cleave- hydrophobic stop transfer sequence-translocation stop-insert membrane
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describe pathway B
matrix targeted-internal hydrophobic domain-Oxa1 recognises it.
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describe pathway c
internal sequence-Tom70/22-trnaslocated-Tim22/54-transfer-Tim9/10-chaperones-stop folding-Tim22/54 insert hydrophobic regions into membrane.
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how are outer mitochondrial membrane proteins arranged
beta barrel-all interact with Tom40 and go to sorting and assembly complex
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what does SAM consist of
3 proteins
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how were nuclear localisation signals discovered
by large T-antigen of simian virus 40
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give an example of peroxisome targeting
PTS1+ Pex5-Pex14 in membrane peroxisome-catalase released to interior- through Pex2/10/12-folded proteins translocated
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how are peroxisomes generated
Pex3 and 16-ER membrane-recruit Pex19-bud off-empty peroxisome

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