HyperCELL Cards: ORGANIZATION is [MODULE}: {Card name}, (topics under
Card name)
Under Organization of Molecular Superstructures
I. Many of the larger structures composing cells are built up
from a set of simpler...
A. Chromain is a DNA-protein complex based on a simple
repeating unit called ...
look at: Chromatin &Chromosomes: Nucleosomes & Chromatin
Structure, topics 1-3
Chromatin &Chromosomes: Higher Levels of Chromatin
Structure, topics 1-4
B. Lipid bilayer is spontaneously assembled from
phospholipids under ...
look at: Membranes: Cell Membrane: Basic Structure & Properties,
topics 1-6
C. Cytoskeletal components, microfilaments, microtubules, and
intermediate ...
look at: Cytoskeleton: Actin & Actin
Filaments, topics 1-3
D. Dynamic components undergo treadmilling (addition and
loss of subunits ...
look at web site: document on Microtubules
II. Highly conserved proteins do the same job in plasma membrane
(PM) in varied ...
A. Transport proteins are intrinsic membrane proteins
look at: Protein Sorting: ER-Golgi Path: Membrane Protein
Synthesis III, topics 1-6
Membranes: Water Movement, topics 1, 2
Membranes: CFTR Anion Channel, topic 1
Membranes: GLUT1: Glucose Transport in Red Blood Cells,
topics 1-7
Membranes: Glucose-Transporters in Insulin-Responsive
cells, topics 1-3
Membranes: Active Transport: F0F1-ATPase, topics 1, 2
B. Through transport, cells maintain internal ionic
environment different from ...
look at: Membranes: Active Transport: (Glucose Na+)Symport, topic 1
Membranes: Glucose Moves Across the Intestinal
Epithelium, topics 1-6
C. Transport mechanisms belong to one of two categories -channels or carriers
look at: Membranes: Solute Movement, topics 1, 2
D. Membrane is supported by actin filament network that is
attached to integral ...
look at: Cytoskeleton: Dystrophin & Muscle Membrane
Cytoskeleton, topics 1-4
Cytoskeleton:
Actin Cytoskeleton-Membrane Linkages,
topics 5, 6
Under Dynamic and Homeostatic Mechanisms:
Vesicle Trafficking
I. Traffic in the constitutive pathway carries proteins to
"downstream" compartments
A. Compartments that are fed by pathway are: Golgi, secretory
vesicle, lysosome, ...
look at: Protein Sorting: ER-Golgi Path: Membrane Protein
Synthesis III, topics 1-7
Vesicle Transport: Sorting Signals: Retention in the ER,
topics 1, 2
Vesicle Transport: Vesicular Transport: General Scheme,
topics 1-6
Vesicle Transport: Role of ARF, topics 1-6
Vesicle Transport: Docking Specificity and Fusion,
topic 1
B. Other pathways of vesicle transport employ clathrin-coated
vesicles
look at: Vesicle Transport: Vesicle Coating - General,
topics 1-5
Vesicle Transport: Formation of Clathrin-Coated
Vesicles, topics 1-5
Protein Sorting: Insulin Synthesis and its Regulated
Secretion, topics 1, 4-6
II.
network
Enzymes are sorted and sent to lysosome from the trans-Golgi
A. These proteins are recognaized and attached by a mannose6-phosphate receptor
view: Vesicle Transport: Sorting Signals: Protein Transport
to Lysosome, topics 1-7
1
1