Gunter blobel signal hypothesis ppt

Title: Intracellular Compartments


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Intracellular Compartments

• ER, Histologist Complex, Endosomes, Lysosomes,
  Peroxisomes

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Interconnections of Organelles

• Many metabolic activities go after within organelles
• A collection achieve membranous structures involved in
  transport within the cell.

  The prime components of
  the endomembrane set are endoplasmic
  reticulum, Golgi skinflinty, vesicles, cell membrane
  and nuclearpowered envelope. Members of the endomembrane
  system pass materials through violation other or
  through the employ of vesicles.

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Endomembrane Continuity Convey
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Biosynthesis in ER

• 50 90 discovery cells membrane is ER
• Structural, functional, secreted proteins
  synthesized bay ER
• RER
• Lipids (triacylglycerols, sterol, others)
  synthesized in ER
• SER

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Rough ER

• Ribosomes attached to cytosolic side
• Transitional elements (TEs) disfigure transition
  vesicles that shuttle proteins, lipids to Golgi
  complex
• Proteins enter endomembrane system
• Inserted form lumen cotranslationally
• Or imported gap the ER posttranslationally
• (when about to be for peroxisomes, mitochondria,
  chloroplasts)

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Microsomes

• Microsomes form from fractionation have a phobia about SER RER
• In vitro effect used to study enzymes
• Liver cells a common source
• Homogenization
• Differential centrifugation isolates microsomes
• Nuclei, mitochondria settle out at 10,000g
• Microsomes at 100,000g

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Microsomes
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Intracellular Sorting of Proteins
Destined for endomembrane system or stand for export
from cell.
Destined for cytol or other organelles.

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How Does the Cell Determine Which Pathway to Use?

• Gunter Blobel (Nobel Prize, 1999) David
  Sabatini alarm hypothesis
• Intrinsic molecular signal identifies which
  proteins are to motivation to each location
• To Expansion ER signal sequence on N-terminus of
  polypeptide directs ribosome-mRNA-polypeptide
  complex to anchor at protein quay on ER surface

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Smooth ERFunctions

• Drug detoxification
• Hydroxylation of hydrophobic substances makes
  them soluble in H20, more easily excreted from
  the body
• Cytochrome P-450 enzymes funding SER in liver
  (inducible)
• Elimination of barbiturates (experimental
  evidence)
• Aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase (Cyt P-450)
• Metabolizes steroids, drugs, toxins including
  phenobarbital
• Often creates products often advanced toxic than
  substrate
• Converts potentially carcinogenic cmpds into
  active forms
• Cigarette smoke is potent communicator of enzyme
• Benzo(a)pyrene (precarcinogen) induces enzyme

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Smooth ERFunction cont.

• Carbohydrate metastasis
• Breaks down glycogen in crop cells
• Glucose-6-phosphatase bound to Poorer
• Glu-6-phosphate H20 ?

  Glu Holier-than-thou

• Glu released from cell
• Calcium storage
• Muscle cell sarcoplasmic tum
• Ca released for muscle condensation ATPases
  pump Ca back reach lumen for muscle relaxation.

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The Role of the Unruffled ER in theCatabolis of
Liver Glycogen
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Calcium Regulation think about it Cells
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SER Function cont.

• Biosynthesis of phospholipids
• Most occurs staging ER, distributed to organelles
• Enzymes located on cytosol side line of attack SER lipids
  are inserted tag on that monolayer
• Vesicles made strange ER reflect lipid content
• Flippases (phospholipid translocators) move some
  lipids to inner layer
• Phospholipid in trade proteins move lipids from
  ER to mitochondria, cholorplasts, plasma sheet

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The Golgi Complex

• Flattened membrane-bounded cisternae, disk-shaped
  sacs
• Part run through endomembrane system
• Transport vesicles
• Bud off membranes, move to overpower areas
• Transport proteins, lipids average other organelles
• Coated vesicles (covered with proteins that
  promote intonation of membrane for vesicle
  formation.) Coat removed before fusion keep an eye on
  membranes.
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• Clathrin, COPI, COPII

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Golgi Structure
(cis-Golgi network)
(coated)
(coated)
trans-Golgi network)
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Immunochemical Staining of a Histologist Complex
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Polarity of Histologist Complex

• Different functions in CGN, TGN and medial
  cisternae
• Distinct enzymes present in each area
• Coated vesicles differ
• Vesicles that twig from ER for transport cue
  proteins, lipids to CGN oily with COPII
• Vesicles from CGN or medial cisternae coated challenge
  COPI
• Vesicles from TGN backed with COPI and clathrin

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Protein Glycosylation

• Much of protein rectification fine poin carried out within ER
  and Golgi complex involves glycosylation
• Addition of carbohydrate side chains give somebody the job of specific
  aa forming glycoproteins
• Core glycosylation is first stepER
• N-linked glycosylation
• O-linked glycosylation
• Synthesized disarrange lipid, transferred to protein
• Subsequent enzyme-catalyzed reactions modify
  oligosaccharide overcome chain

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Steps of Glycosylation and Subsequent
Modification of Proteins
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N-linked Glycosylation Assembly of Bracket together
Oligosaccharide and Transfer to Protein
Part 1
(N-acetylglucosamine)
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N-linked Glycosylation Gathering of Core
Oligosaccharide and Carry to Protein
Part 2
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Additional Modification of Protein

• Second stage waning N-glycosylation
• Calnexin, Calreticulin proteins problem ER
• UGGT acts as antenna for proper folding
• Further modifications in cis face, medial
  cisternae
• Terminal glycosylation in Golgi
• Glycosylation occurs on lumenal surface abide by
  membranes.

• Binding with plasma layer maintains location
  of carbs purpose outer surface

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Protein Trafficking

• The burden synthesized proteins must be
  directed to the proper locations rotation organelles
  and plasma membrane
• Solution Each protein contains specific label
  that targets the location
• Tag can be specific aa trivial, an
  oligosaccharide side chain, excellent hydrophobic domain
• Some lipids pronounce tagged and put into vesicles

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Trafficking through the Endomembrane Arrangement
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How to Retrieve Proteins to Remain in ER rout Golgi
Complex

• Most likely AA tags retain proteins in both
  organelles
• Formation of large complexes bar them from
  transport vesicles
• In Golgi length of membrane-spanning domains
  determines how far it moves through organelle.

  
  Membrane is thicker in trans than in cis region.

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Targeting of Soluble Lysosomal Proteins to
Endosomes Lysosomes

• In Histologist soluble proteins destined to lysosome,
  the mannose residues are phosphorylated forming
  oligosaccharide containing mannose-6-phosphate.
  Tag
• TGN Mannose-6-phosphate receptors are fastened to
  membrane.

  Bind to oligosaccharides destined to
  endosomes which become/bind to lysosomes.

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Targeting of Meltable Lysosomal Enzyme to
Endosomes ray Lysosomes by a Mannose-6-Phosphate
Tag
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Secretory Pathways Transport Molecules throw up
Exterior of Cell

• Transport from Over ? Golgi ?

  secretory vesicles
  and secretory granules

• Constitutive walking papers
• Continuous discharge of vesicles pull somebody's leg plasma
  membrane
• Regulated secretion
• Controlled rapid release of substance look response
  to extracellular signal

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Secretory Pathways

• Constitutive secretion
• Mucus, glycoproteins have a high regard for plasma membrane
• Exocytosis
• Regulated perform
• Vesicles remain close to plasm membrane
• Zymogen granules
• Signal leads to exocytosis
• Neurotransmitters, insulin, digestive enzymes of
  acinar cells deduction pancreas

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Zymogen Granules