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What is the delivery of newly synthesized proteins to their proper cellular destinations called? |
Protein targeting |
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What are the two basic mechanisms of protein targetting? |
Signal-based Vesicle-based |
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What governs the specificity of the the protein moving into organelles? |
The interaction of signal sequences and organelle-specific receptors. |
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What allows proteins to move into/through the organelle membrane |
Translocation channels |
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What cleaves signal sequences? |
Signal peptidase |
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What's it called when proteins cross the ER membrane? |
Co-translational translocation |
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What sequences target proteins to the phospholipid bilayer? |
Stop-transfer anchor (STA) sequences |
