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CBNS101 Lecture 6: Vesicular transport, Golgi apparatus

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What is exocytosis?

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When newly made proteins, carbohydrates and lipids are synthesized and sent out to support the plasma membrane

Plasma membrane->Endosome->Lysosome

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What is endocytosis?

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When molecules from the plasma membrane is sent to the organelles within the cell

front 3

What is the secretory transport pathways?

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Secretory: ER->Golgi->Plasma Membrane or ER->Golgi->Endosome

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Clathrin coats are used for_____

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Vesicle transport from Golgi, endosome and plasma membrane

(so export)

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COPI coats are used for____ and are made up of_____

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Vesicle transport within Golgi cisternae. Swasti like chained subunits that come together to form a basketlike structure

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COPII coats are used for ______

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Vesicle transport between ER and Golgi

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Retromer coats are used for ______

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Transport vesicles for a retrieval pathway from endosomes to Golgi

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What do dynamins do?

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They help separate the budding vesicles from the membrane

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Rab proteins____

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Tether to the cell membrane then start recruiting other Rab proteins which ends up changing the identity of the vesicle

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SNARE vesicles do what?

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Help grab the nearby vesicle and connect them to the membrane. There is both one of the vesicle and one in the membrane

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Viruses use SNARE as well but_____

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only has one fusion protein