BIOLOGY 2B03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Biological Membrane, Cytosol, Ribbon Diagram

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Rough endoplasmic reticulum (rer: bound by a single membrane - continuous with the outer membrane of the nucleus, does not have it own genome, all proteins required for er function are coded in the nuclear genome. Site of some protein synthesis and of protein modification: not the final destination for all proteins, many proteins will be transported to other locations of the cell. Include the golgi apparatus, the lysosome, the cell membrane and even secreted out of the cell. Tem of endoplasmic reticulum: punctate black dots on rough er represent membrane associated ribosomes that are synthesizing secretory proteins (red, these proteins travel through the golgi apparatus and in vesicles to reach the outside of the cell. Some ribosomes are not associated with the er and can be seen free and in the cytosol common pool: they are simply cycling on and off the er membrane. Specific to er: this is gtp hydrolysis, either the lumen or the membrane.

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