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CBIO 3400 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Secretion, Cell Membrane, Exocytosis

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20 Mar 2019

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University of Georgia

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Cellular Biology

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Learning objectives: distinguish between constitutive and regulatory secretion, describe the mechanism of secretory vesicle docking and fusion. Exocytosis: exiting the trans-golgi, fusion of secretory vesicles from the trans-golgi network with the plasma membrane, constitutive and regulated secretion. Constitutive secretion: default pathway, occurs in the absence of sorting signals, used for extracellular matrix proteins, delivers new lipids and proteins to plasma membrane, note the topology of membrane proteins. Regulated secretion: secretory proteins aggregate in the trans-golgi network, recognized by a signal patch, secretory proteins are packaged into secretory vesicles, concentrated due to retrograde transport, used for hormones, neuropeptides, and digestive enzymes. Secretory vesicles: vesicles dock at the plasma membrane, vesicles fuse with the plasma membrane when a signal causes in increase in cytosolic. Synaptic vesicles: store neurotransmitters like acetylcholine, dock and prime to allow for rapid release, use v-snare, t-snare and snap-25.

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True or False? True False
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C-Â-Ã
produces
phosphatidylinositol
3,4,5-Â-trisphosphate
and
diacylglycerol.
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activates
GPCR.
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example
of
heterotrimeric
G
proteins.
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4. All
members
of
the
G
protein
coupled
receptors
interact
with
small
GTPase
Ras.
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5. Adrenaline
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an
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the
ligands
for
the
RPTK
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6. Ras
GEF
activates
RPTK.
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7. PH
domain
containing
proteins
bind
to
activated
EGFR.
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8. Ligands
for
GPCR
proteins
induce
dimerization
of
the
receptor.
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9. Grb2
is
an
adaptor
protein
that
binds
to
a
phospho-Â-tyrosine
residue
of
activated
RPTK
through
a
PH
domain.
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10. When
a
cell
is
expressing
a
large
number
of
dominant
negative
EGFR
proteins,
an
introduction
of
a
constitutively
active
Ras
mutant
will
allow
EGF
signaling.
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11. PI3K
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IP3.
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12. Calcium
inhibits
PKC.
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13. cAMP
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PKA.
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14. The
MAP
kinase
ERK
inhibits
MAP
kinase
kinases.
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15. cAMP
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an
example
of
a
first
messenger.
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16. All
7-Â-Transmembrane
receptors
are
G
Protein
Coupled
Receptors.
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17. Both
Ga
and
GÃ
subunits
of
the
heterotrimeric
G
protein
can
mediate
GPCR
signaling.
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18. Both
Ga
and
GÃ
subunits
of
the
heterotrimeric
G
protein
have
GTPase
activity.
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19. The
Gas
subunit
of
the
heterotrimeric
G
protein
suppresses
the
function
of
Adenylyl
cylase.
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