NCL-associated proteins (CLN1 to CLN14) differ in their function and their intracellular localization (see Table 1). NCL proteins have been localized mostly in lysosomes (CLN1, CLN2, CLN3, CLN5, CLN7, CLN10, CLN12 and CLN13) but also in the Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) (CLN6 and CLN8...
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In eukaryotes, cation leak inhibition is here attributed to sterols and certain isoprenes, dolichol for lysosomes and peroxysomes, ubiquinone for these in addition to mitochondrion, and plastoquinone for the chloroplast. Phytosterols differ from cholesterol because they contain methyl and e...
Late endosomes (~pH 5.5) mediate the delivery of the material to acidic lysosomes (~pH 4.8) for degradation. This acidification of endocytic compartments, a hallmark of endocytosis, is exploited by the pHrodo dyes, which ar...
Explain how enzymes are able to make reactions go faster by discussing activation energy and how enzymes interact with substrates. Why are enzymes important to the human body? What is the function of proteins? How can enzymes function be affected by changes in pH altering the active site? Why...
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with living things in general. Even the simplest cells have four physical features: a cell membrane to protect and hold together the cell;cytoplasmto make up the bulk of its mass and offer a matrix in which reactions can occur,ribosomesto make proteins; andgenetic materialin the form of ...
Cells also contain lysosomes, vesicles that contain powerful enzymes that break down waste or unwanted visitors. These are like the cellular answer to a clean-up crew. References Scitable by Nature Education: Cell Membranes Eastern Tennessee State University: Cell Organelles and Reproduction ...
Both DM and DO are residents of the very acidic lysosomes16,21,22, which significantly com- plicates the investigation of the pH-regulation of DM-DO function in cells. It is known that DM activity can arise in DO expressing APC and is enhanced after activation of B cells or maturation ...
In prokaryotes, DNA is protected from restriction enzymes by the action of: A. lysosomes. B. RNA. C. modifying enzymes. D. RNA polymerase. Why is RNA more reactive than DNA? Compare the eukaryotic and prokaryotic gene translation. In eukaryotes. DNA is wrapped with proteins, forming a compl...