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What is glycosylation

Adding sugars to proteins

O-linked

Serine, thernine


Short chains


Only in golgi

N-linked

Asparagine


Longer chains


Starts in ER continues to golgi

Recognition sequence that’s to tell 3,9,2 sugar to go onto protein

Asn-x-ser

Disulfide bonds

Only in lumen of ER


Cysteine is used

PDI protein disulfide isomerase

Can create and rearrange disulfide bonds.

What does tunicamycin do

Blocks 3,9,2 sugar from binding

Step 1 of moving soluble proteins into organelles

Hsp 70 uses atp to keep protein unfolded

Step 2 of moving soluble proteins into organelles

Matrix targeting protein binds to outer membrane TOM20/22

Step 3 of moving soluble proteins into organelles

TOM 20/22 gives protein to TOM 40 which is by the contact site

Step 4 of moving soluble proteins into organelles

Protein moves through TOM40 and gets inserted into TIM 23/17

Step 5 of moving soluble proteins into organelles

Moves through TIM while being bound to Hsp70. Matrix targeting sequence is removed by matrix processing protease

Step 6 of moving soluble proteins into organelles

Hsp 70 hydrolysis releases protein and is them folded into active protein

What has to be happening for proteins to be moved into organelles

Has to be undergoing oxidative phosphorylation

Import of peroxisomal matrix proteins

Single membrane no dna or ribosomes


Comes from cytosol


Proteins can be folded


Targeting sequence is on C terminus and is not removed

GTP to GDP requires what

GAP

GDP to GTP requires what

GEF

Proteins to nucleus steps

-Binding of NLS of a cargo protein to form importin-cargo complex


- ICC diffuses through NPC


- Ran-GDP needs to be GTP to break complex


-GAP breaks complex and importin is sent to cytoplasm

Vesicle budding step 1

Step 1: recruitment of gtp binding G proteins


Sar1-GDP is recruited to donor membrane by GEF sec12


Gef- guanine exchange factor converts GDP->GTP


N terminus of sar 1 gets inserted into ER membrane

Vesicle budding step 2

recruits sec23/24 coat proteins


•Coat proteins create curvature of membrane


-What cargo proteins are gonna be loaded by integral membrane proteins


Di-acidic sorting signal


-Asp-X-Glu


Soluble cargo has luminal sorting sequence that bind to the luminal domain. Cargo binding cargo


Sec 23 acts as gap for sar 1. Sar 1 only active for certain amount of time

Vesicle budding step 2

recruits sec23/24 coat proteins


•Coat proteins create curvature of membrane


-What cargo proteins are gonna be loaded by integral membrane proteins


Di-acidic sorting signal


-Asp-X-Glu


Soluble cargo has luminal sorting sequence that bind to the luminal domain. Cargo binding cargo


Sec 23 acts as gap for sar 1. Sar 1 only active for certain amount of time

Vesicle budding step 3

Release of sar 1-GDP causes disassembly of coat.

Vesicle docking

Initial docking is promoted by


-Rab GTPases


Rab-GTP binds to a rab effector protein complex.

Vesicle fusion

V-snare protein forms stable coiled-coil interaction.


T-snare comes from golgi.


Snare complex disassembled by N-ethylmaleimide sensitive factor (NSF) and alpha-SNAP. Requires ATP.