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test 2, 14 vesicular trafficking Flashcards

1
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What is the best environment for lysosomes?

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  • acidic with proteolytic cleavage sites
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What are lysosomes best used for?

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intracellular digestion

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What maintains the acidic environment that lysosomes require to operate?

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Vacuolar ATPase. Pumps H ions into the lysosomes environment

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What are the different stages of lysosome development?

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  1. early endosom
  2. late endosome
  3. endolysosome
  4. lysosome
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What methods allow compounds to enter into a lysosome?

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  1. phagocytosis
  2. endocytosis
  3. autophagy
  4. macropinocytosis
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What sorts hydrolases to lysosome form the TGN?

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  1. mannose-6-phosphate is required.

2. helps form a clathrin coated vesicle that is delivered to endosome and develops into lysosome

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What compound is used to add the M6P to the lysosomal hydrolase?

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UDP-GlcNAc, which ultimately will fall off and leave M6P attached

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What is Hurler’s disease?

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  • mutation occurs in the enzyme that degrades glycosaminoglycan chain
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What is inclusion cell disease?

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  • lysosomal hydrolases are absent in multiple cell types, leading do substrate accumulation
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What enzyme is responsible for attaching M6P to lysosomal hydrolases?

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  • GlcNAc phosphotransferases. no phosphorylation means no signal that delivers vesicles to the lysosome.
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If GlcNAc is mutated and ineffective, where will compounds be transported if not sent to the lysosome?

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  • cell surface and secreted into the bloodstream
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What is endocytosis?

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invagination of the PM that forms an endocytic vesicle of components from outside the cell. Use phagocytosis or pinocytosis

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What is receptor-mediated endocytosis?

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  1. selective concentration mechanism of uptake.

2. utilizesmolecules that bind to receptors and accumulate in clathrin-coated pits

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What is one example that utilizes receptor-mediated endocytosos? What happens if something in the system were to fail?

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  1. cholesterol

2. atherosclerosis

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What are the fates of proteins that have been endocytosed?

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  1. degradation via endolysome
  2. transcytosis out of the cell
  3. recycle of transport vesicles
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What is the process of phagocytosis?

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  1. performed by macrophages and neutrophils

2. fuse with lysosomes to degrade the ingested material

17
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Phagocytes use exocytosis in what scenario to do what?

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  1. secrete undigested material
18
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By what mechanism are phagocytes activated to perform phagocytosis?

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  1. Ab binds with Ag
  2. interaction triggers pseudopod formation
  3. pseudopod engulfs the Ag forming phagosome
19
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What controls and drives the pseudopod formation during phagocytosis?

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  1. actin polymerization and reogranization (structure rearrangement)
  2. phosphoinositide and Rho GTPases signaling
20
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What is the first step in pinocytosis and what are the outcomes of the process?

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  1. clathrin coated pits start the process
  2. continuous process in eukaryotes
  3. ingest small bits of PM
  4. traps extracellular fluid and solutes in the pits
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How are caveolae pits different than the clathrin coated pits?

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  1. enriched with cholesterol and glycosphingolipids and GPI anchored membranes
  2. invagination occurs due to lipid content
  3. require dynamin
  4. unable to fuse with lysosome
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What is the process fo forming secretory vesicles?

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  1. proteins aggregate in the TGN
  2. selected proteins packed into vesicles
  3. secreted proteins also undergo proteolytic processing
  4. require clathrin coats that fall away after formation of vesicle
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What proteins are required to form the binding components of exocytosis to occur?

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  1. synaptobrevin (v-SNARE)
  2. syntaxin (t-SNARE)
  3. SNAP25 (t-SNARE)
24
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What role does synaptotagmin have with exocytosis?

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  1. aids in fusion pore opening
25
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List the 6 steps in synaptic vesicle formation.

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  1. SV components must be delivered to PM
  2. SV components endocytose to form new vesicles
  3. SV components can migrate to endosome
  4. SV buds from the endosome
  5. NT loaded into the SV
  6. NT is secreted when stimulated by action potential

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