Notes in 8_4 Cell_Structure

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Published 08/28/2024 What are the three main categories of cytoskeletal structures?
Published 08/28/2024 When it comes to nuclear organization, 1. the {{c1::nuclear envelope}} encloses the nucleus, and is composed of concentric inner and outer membra…
Published 08/28/2024 The nucleolus is a structure within the nucleus and is critical for {{c1::ribosome biogenesis.}} Disruption of this structure is associated with …
Published 08/28/2024 The mitochondria is composed of an inner and outer membrane. The inner membrane is folded into cristae and is the site of 5 complexes ({{c1::4}} …
Published 08/28/2024 Name four functions of the smooth ER. 
Published 08/28/2024 Translation is catalyzed by {{c1::ribosomes}}. 
Published 08/28/2024 Protein modifications begin in which cellular structure? 
Published 08/28/2024 Name three categories of protein modification that occur in the RER. 
Published 08/28/2024 Most of the proteins that move through the RER are transported to other regions of the cell. Before doing so, they are transported through the {{…
Published 08/28/2024 Name three types of coated vesicles. 
Published 08/28/2024 {{c1::Lysosomes}} remove waste products and unwanted materials from the cell. Their intracellular environment is acidic due to the presence of proton …
Published 08/28/2024 Three general autophagic pathways include: {{c1::Macroautophagy}} - nonspecific, destroys organelles, simulated by expression of autophagy-relate…
Published 08/28/2024 {{c1::Proteasomes}} are cytoplasmic and nuclear protein complexes. They are made of Myriad proteases, enzymes that cut up proteins into small peptides…
Published 08/28/2024 Peroxisomes are similar to lysosomes, but they are smaller and contain {{c1::oxidases}}. They are the primary site of {{c2::fatty acid degenerati…
Published 08/28/2024 Cytoskeletal structures{{c1::Microtubules}} are dynamic and used in cell transport. {{c1::Intermediate filaments}} are stable and used in interna…
Published 08/28/2024 Within the mitochondria,the {{c1::intermembrane space}} is proton rich, and is the site of the electron transport change. the {{c1::matrix}} is t…
Published 08/28/2024 Lysosomes contain {{c1::proton pumps}} within the membrane to ensure the environment is acidic. 
Published 08/28/2024 Lysosomes form when {{c1::late endosomes}} receive enzymes from the golgi. 
Published 08/28/2024 {{c1::Acid phosphatase}} and {{c1::lipofuscin}} are examples of substances making up undigested substrate that can accumulate as lysosomal residual bo…
Published 08/28/2024 {{c1::Endosomes}} are formed when EGF binds to the EGF receptor on the plasma membrane. The complex of EGF and the EGF receptor are endocytosed i…
Published 08/28/2024 Kinesin is an {{c1::anterograde (towards axon terminal)}} transporter while dinesin is a {{c1::retrograde}} transporter
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