Section 7.5 Cell Systems II: Endomembrane System

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The Endomembrane System

Manufactures, ships, and Recycled/used

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<p>The Endomembrane System step 1 </p>

The Endomembrane System step 1

protein enters ER

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<p>The Endomembrane System step 2</p>

The Endomembrane System step 2

proteins exits the ER

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<p>The Endomembrane System step 3</p>

The Endomembrane System step 3

protein enters Golgi apparatus

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<p>The Endomembrane System step 4</p>

The Endomembrane System step 4

protein exits Golgi apparatus

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<p>The Endomembrane System step 5</p>

The Endomembrane System step 5

protein is secreted from the cell

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What Happens Inside the Golgi Apparatus?

Proteins are transported in vesicles

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how are proteins transported

budding off the ER

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what does the vesical fuse with

cis face

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what does Proteins transported into the vesicle dump in the Golgi Apparatus

cargo “cells'“

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New cisternae form at

cis face

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Old cisternae break off from the

trans face

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what are the old cisternae replaced by

cisternae behind them

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Different cisternae contain different

enzymes

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Proteins are modified as they

move through

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<p>Each protein that comes out of the Golgi apparatus has </p>

Each protein that comes out of the Golgi apparatus has

molecular tag

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<p>molecular tags place proteins with </p>

molecular tags place proteins with

particular type of transport vesicle

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Each type of transport vesicle also has a tag that allows

it to be transported to the correct destination

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Large molecules must be digested by ? before their monomers can be used by the cell

lysosomes

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3 pathways of lysosomes

Receptor mediated, Phagocytosis, Autophagy

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​Receptor-mediated endocytosis

Particles bind to receptors on the plasma membrane (based on the particles)

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in what are Plasma membrane pinches off to form a vesicle

​Receptor-mediated endocytosis

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what Recycling Material in the Lysosome uses Vesicle fuses with an early endosome and proton pumps lower pH; receptor

Receptor-mediated endocytosis

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Vesicles matures into a lysosome in

​Receptor-mediated endocytosis

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Phagocytosis (“eat-cell-act”)

Plasma membrane engulfs a smaller cell or food particle

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what forms because of Phagocytosis

phagosome

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what do phagosome fuse with

lysosome

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Phagocytosis Materials are taken

in and digested

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Autophagy (“same-eating”)

Fuses with a lysosome for digestion

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Autophagosome forms

around structure inside the cell