Unit 3 (pre-test 1) Flashcards

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what are the 4 methods of transport

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Explain the Ran-GTP gradient and how it drives nuclear import/export + how it is reestablished

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what regulates NPC transport?

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What are the 3 types of proteins that bind import receptors during their normal function while they import proteins into the nucleus

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Why can small molecules freely diffuse in/out of the nucleus while larger ones can’t

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whats the max size for free nucleus diffusion

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explain subcellular fractionating and how we do it

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how do we prove a signal sequence is necessary and sufficient for localization of a protein to a specific compartment

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explain what a sorting signal is and what happens to proteins that don’t have one

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explain the difference between a sorting sequence and a sorting patch

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is the plasma membrane a small or large fraction of the total membrane in a eukaryotic cell?

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how is nuclear import/export regulated

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answer relates to the avalibility of the NLS sequence

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13
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how does chloroplast transport compare to mitochondrial transport

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14
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what are Ran’s other jobs

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15
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what do GEFs and GAPs do? What do they stand for?

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How do nuclear import receptors get into the nucleus? what do they bind to?

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17
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explain the process of nuclear import

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how is the GTP/GDP gradient maintained during mitosis?

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what is NPC?

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what does the nuclear membrane look like? what organelle is it continous with?

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what is the nuclear import sequence and where would you find it on a polypeptide?

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What is rich in K and R (relating to nuclear transport)

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what moves in and out of the nucleus?

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what are the 4 evolutionary cell compartment classes

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Explain what the following organelles are/ do: -ER -Golgi -Mitochondria -Chloroplasts and other plastids -lysosomes
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are peroxisomes essential to life?
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what are the 2 types of peroxisomes that plants have?
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Where do peroxisomes come from?
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What is the peroxisome import sequence? where is it?
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What do peroxisomes do?
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How do things get into the peroxisome
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what are peroxins
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how do proteins get into the IMM
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how do proteins get into the Mitochondrial matrix
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how do proteins get into the IMS
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how do proteins get into the OMM
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What signal is common for mitochondrial transport
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what is HSP 70
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why do so many metabolites end up in the IMS
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what is required for mitochondrial transport?