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Help proteins fold properly
Chapterones

Ie: heat shock proteins help refold proteins that have been damaged by high T
proteins can be cleaved into multiple active proteins

Can make many products even though have 1 ORF
polyproteins
O-linked glycosylation
-Sugar is put on OH groups of Ser & Thr
N-linked glycosylation
-Glycolipid Dolichol P added in ER

-in Golgi, some mannose is cut-out & terminal specific sugars added
Signal peptide
First 20 aa carry "signal" for hydrophobicity
Signal Recognition Particle
Binds to signal peptide while still attached to mRNA/ribosomes & docks on RER membrane
Co-translational transport
As ribosome is translating protein it pushes thru ER membrane because of hydrophobicity
Signal peptidase
Signal peptide cleaved off in the lumen

So protein is now OUTSIDE cell
How are integral membrane proteins made?
At the end of t/sc:
Protein in ER, partially in ER membrane, partially in cytosol

mRNA codes for a "stop transfer" signal which is very HYDROPHILIC aa which will not go through the membrane