Nucleus

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
0.0(0)
full-widthCall Kai
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
GameKnowt Play
Card Sorting

1/31

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

32 Terms

1
New cards

nucleoplasm

The part of the nucleus that is a gel-like substance, it’s the cytoplasm (that’s for the cell) of the nucleus

2
New cards

FC

the region of the nucleolus where the rRNA synthesis begins

  • lightest part of the nucleolus

3
New cards

DFC

the region of the nucleolus that surrounds the FC

  • rRNA processing and cleavage occurs here

4
New cards

granular component

region of the nucleolus that is outside of the FC and DFC, where the ribosomal subunit assembly occurs

5
New cards

40

Small molecules of the size less than _ kDa can slip through the nuclear membrane easily

6
New cards

simple, facilitated

Molecules that are less than 40 kDa go through __ or _ diffusion

7
New cards

chromatin

histones with DNA wrapped around

8
New cards

chromatin

In the nucleus, DNA isn’t just floating around, it is available in the form of ___

9
New cards

nuclear lamina

What is the name of the cytoskeleton of the nucleus?

10
New cards

dimer

One lamina protein combines with another to form a ___

11
New cards

lamina

Multiple dimers weave to form a long filament, and these filaments weave together to form a network called the __

12
New cards

nuclear envelope

The double membrane around the nucleus is called the:

13
New cards

lamina

This structure:

  • Gives the nucleus its shape

  • Holds the nuclear membrane in place

  • Helps anchor chromatin (the DNA structure) to the nuclear envelope

14
New cards

LBR and Emerin

What are the two proteins in the inner nuclear membrane that attach the inner nuclear membrane to the lamina sitting right below it?

15
New cards

lamin B

LBR binds to _ _ (type of lamin protein) that helps it attach to the inner membrane

16
New cards

outer

Does the KASH protein sit in the inner or outer nuclear membrane?

17
New cards

inner

Does the SUN protein sit in the inner or outer nuclear membrane?

18
New cards

LINC

What is the name of the complex that is made when SUN and KASH proteins connect?

19
New cards

cytoskeleton

What do KASH proteins connect to in the cytoplasm?

20
New cards

NLS

Proteins that are meant to be sent to the nucleus have the signal sequence called: 

21
New cards

lysine and arginine

What residues are the NLS composed of?

22
New cards

7

How many amino acids long is the NLS?

23
New cards

importin

An ___ is a chaperone that binds to the NLS to bring the protein into the nucleus

24
New cards

FG

The importin interacts with the __-nucleoporins on the nuclear pore complex, which forms a mesh that controls what enters the nucleus

25
New cards

Ran-GTP

_-_ binds to the importin, causing the importin to drop the cargo

26
New cards

against

The importin is going with/against the gradient when it exits the nuclear pore

27
New cards

GTP

The __ helps to move the importin against the gradient

28
New cards

Ran-GAP

Once Ran-GTP + importin exits the nucleus, the GTP is converted back to GDP + Pi by the ___, causing the Ran-GTP to release the importin

29
New cards

exportin-T

Which exportin binds to tRNA?

30
New cards

exportin-5

Which exportin binds to miRNA?

31
New cards

Crm1

Which exportin binds to rRNA?

32
New cards

none, RNA helicase

Which exportin binds to mRNA?