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Endomembrane system organelles:
- Plasma membrane
- Early endosome
- Lysosome
- ER à
- Golgi à a series of flattened fluid-containing stacks (cisternae). Glycosylation, packaging and sorting
occurs here

ER (budding of the vesicles off of the tER ) à (vesicles attach at the Golgi) Golgi à Maturation of proteins through
the Golgi) à proteins can then be transported outside of the cell or embedded in the cell membrane itself

Major subdivisions of the endomembrane system:
- Secretory
- Endocytic
- Recycling and retrieval

The endomembrane system is a bunch of membrane compartments that are involved in
1) Processing à All proteins are processed once they are translated through the ribosomes
- Cytosolic proteins are processed through
o Folding
o Covalent modification (phosphorylation, acetylation, methylation)
o Cleavage
- Proteins of the endomembrane system are processed through
o Folding
o Disulfide bond formation
o Covalent modification
o Glycosylation
2) Movement of proteins and membrane à
- The requirements for protein important into an organelle is that there are:
o Specific sorting/targeting signal sequence in the primary sequence
§ They direct the protein to their required/specific organelle
§ Must be present in order for the protein to leave the cytosol ex: NLS for
nuclear import
§ The signal for entry into the ER is recognized before translation of the
protein is completed there is an import sequence into the ER and there is a
retention sequence for the lumen of ER (KDEL)
o A Specific protein receptor(s) in the organelle of interest
Entrance into the endomembrane system is conducted by smooth ER and the rough ER
- RER are sites of secretory protein synthesis à secretory pathway (co-translational transfer Commented [OA1]: The protein is translated by the
across the RER membrane then transported by vesicular traffic to the Golgi). ribosomes in the RER into the ER lumen
- SER are sites of lipid and steroid synthesis (lipid biosynthesis)
Commented [OA2]: Each of the vesicles have a lipid bilayer
- RER have ribosomes docked on them while SER don’t
- ER is the starting point for proteins traveling the endomembrane system
- ER conducts quality control and protein folding (chaperone proteins), checking for defective
proteins (not exporting them unless they are assembled properly)
- ER is the rite of post-translational modifications (disulfide bonds, glycosylation) Commented [OA3]: Via enzymes attach saccharides that
Proteins that would be expected to be sent to the ER are turn the proteins into glycoproteins so that they can be
1. Proteins destined for secretion destined for the cell membrane. Based on its overall
2. Membrane proteins that are inserted into the membrane of the ER as they are synthesized structure each protein can be recognized, packaged into a
during the translation process vesicle, and sent to a different compartment
a. Whether a ribosome becomes attached to the ER depends on the mRNA being
translated they all come from a common pool of ribosomes. They could either be
ribosomes that translate they cytosolic proteins. And destined for membrane-
bound organelle.

, i. Post-translational trafficking: nuclear proteins, mitochondrial and
chloroplast proteins (encoded by nuclear genes)
1. Ribosomes remain free in the cytosol and completed
polypeptide goes to its functional destination depending on its
sorting signal. Polypeptide may be folded or unfolded.
ii. Co-translational trafficking: ER/Golgi/lysosomal proteins, secreted
proteins, membrane proteins
1. Ribosomes attach to ER membrane. Protein is threaded
through ER membrane as it is being translated. Proteins either
stay in ER or move to other compartments of the
endomembrane system.
3. Resident proteins of the ER, Golgi, and lysosome
Co-translational Trafficking a Closer Look
ER Signal Sequence and Signal Recognition Particle (SRP) direct ribosome to ER membrane.
- SRP binds to the exposed N-terminal ER signal sequence (‘Start transfer sequence’) and to ribosomes
(slowing protein synthesis) àsignal sequences are both necessary (loss-of-function) and sufficient (gain-
of-function) to direct proteins to ER
- Translation is paused
- SRP-ribosomes complex then bind to SRP receptor In the ER membrane Protein translocation channel
assembles and inserts the polypeptide chain into the membrane and starts its transfer across the bilayer,
translation resume




Signal Sequence
1. Start Transfer Sequence
- N-terminal signal sequence (N-
terminal Start Transfer Sequence)
- Initiates transfer of protein
across ER membrane
- Not a membrane crossing
domain (the N-terminus
ends up inside the ER
lumen) Commented [OA4]: A soluble protein crosses the ER
- Is cleaved off by signal membrane into the lumen and only has the N-term
peptidase sequence.
- Internal start transfer sequence
- Initiates transfer of protein
across the ER membrane
- Is a membrane crossing domain
- Not cleaved off
2. Stop Transfer Sequence
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