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In type 1, where is N terminus
Lumen, cut off with signal sequence
In type 1, where is C terminus
Cytosol
In type 2, where is N terminus
Cytosol
In type 2, where is C terminus
Lumen
Type 3 N terminus is…
Very short, in lumen
Type 3 C terminus is in…
Cytosol
Type 4a N terminus is…
In cytosol
Type 4b, N terminus is in…
Lumen
Type 4a, C terminus is in…
Cytosol
Type 4b, C terminus is in…
Cytosol
In the absence of a signal sequence, what signals ribosome to bind ER
Internal hydrophobic signal anchor sequence
Tail anchored proteins have no…
N terminal signal sequence
Tail anchored proteins have a hydrophobic…
C terminus
GPI anchored proteins structure
Covalently attached protein in membrane
In GPI anchored proteins, C terminus is …
covalently attached to membrane
In GPI anchored proteins, N terminus is in…
ER lumen
Orientation of N and C in type 2
N in cytosol, C in ER lumen
Orientation of type 3 N and C
N in ER lumen, C in cytosol
Step 1 of tail anchored protein membrane insertion
Sgt2, get4,and get5 sequesters nascent protein hydrophobic c terminus tail anchor sequence and transfers it to get3-atp
Step 2 of tail anchored proteins membrane insertion
Get3-atp-nascent protein complex docks onto er membrane dimeric get1/get2 receptor
Step 3 of tail anchored proteins membrane insertion
Get3 atp hydrolysis and release of tail anchored proteins into the get1/get2 receptor, which releases it into er membrane
Step 4 of tail anchored protein membrane insertion
Get3 release of ADP and binding of atp releases it from get1/get2