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SRP
signal recognition particle; has a binding site for the signal sequence of a growing polypeptide and for the ribosome

when SRP and SRP receptor protein bind together, a GTP binds to each to strengthen bond
localization to ER
localization to ER
-When SRP & the SRP receptor protein bind together, a GTP binds to each to strengthen the bond
-Hydrolysis of GTP causes transfer of polypeptide to translocation protein
-After transfer, the 2nd GTP is hydrolyzed and the polypeptide is moved through the channel & SRP leaves
Localization to ER - Ribosome
transmembrane localization
transmembrane protein - multipass
Secretory Pathway
Proteins and lipids are transported via vesicles and modified before leaving the cell or going to other parts of the cell
Endocytic pathway
materials are brought into the cell via vesicles from the plasma membrane
lysosome
breaks down material in cell
endosome
'sorting center'
-vesicles from outside transported to endosome first to be sorted
clathrin
-attach to adaptin on vesicle, coats vesicle (clathrin coat)
-later removed after vesicle fully formed (requires chaperons (ATP) and other proteins)
-clathrin basket formation pulls membrane upward into vesicle
-three-legged structure, "triskelion"
Dynamin
-GTPase that uses GTP to pinch off vesicle
-2 conformations; GTP is hydrolyzed and proteins restrict around membrane until the phospholipids reorganize and pinch off
adaptin
Binds between cargo receptor and clathrin of vesicle
vesicle initiation
cargo proteins bind to cargo receptors within membrane; clathrin basket formation pulls membrane upward
Triskelion
three-legged structure of clathrin