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Flashcards covering the volume of intracellular compartments, evolutionary origins of organelles, protein signal sequences, and nuclear structure based on the lecture transcript.
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In a typical liver cell hepatocyte, there are about __________ mitochondria packed inside.
1,700
The mitochondria represent __________ of the total cell volume in a typical liver cell hepatocyte.
22%
The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) represents about __________ of the cell volume in a typical hepatocyte.
12%
The transcript refers to the ancient eukaryotic cell that absorbed an aerobic bacterium as an __________.
archaeon
The endomembrane system, including the ER and Golgi complex, is thought to have originated from the __________ of the cell membrane.
invagination
A protein is __________ in the cytoplasm if it is produced without any kind of signal sequence.
retained
The signal sequence for the endoplasmic reticulum is located at the __________ of the protein.
N-terminus
In addition to an import sequence, proteins that stay in the ER have an ER retention sequence at the __________.
C-terminus
The ER retention sequence is sometimes referred to as the __________ sequence, named after its amino acids.
K del
The K del sequence consists of Lysine (K), asparatic acid (D), __________ (E), and Leucine (L).
glutamic acid
Proteins are moved into the nucleus when their __________ (NLS) is exposed, often following hormone binding.
nuclear localization sequence
The structure of the nucleus is a __________, meaning it consists of two separate bilayers.
double lipid bilayer
The outer membrane of the nucleus is continuous with the __________.
endoplasmic reticulum
Nuclear shape is maintained by a layer of cytoskeletal proteins on the inner aspect of the membrane called the __________.
nuclear lamina