Coat proteins

... position is regulated, about vesicle targeting with clathrin coat proteins and about the transport pathways within the endomembrane system.

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... useful for examining lipid membranes and their incorporated proteins in "face on" view. The fresh tissue or cell suspension ... gold at an average angle of 45° in a high vacuum evaporator. A second coat of carbon, evaporated perpendicular to the average surface plane is ...

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... and Chase experiment, I got really confused. In the same book: "Proteins consist of the elements S[ulfur], P[hosphorus], C[arbon], O[xygen], ... 32P labeled the DNA of the phage viruses while 35 S labeled the protein coat of the phage viruses."

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I was always taught there are 6 fundamental membrane proteins. 1. Carrier proteins (Facilitative, active, aquaporins etc) 2. Enzyme ... and peripheral) 3. Signal transduction proteins (hormone reception, coat proteins?) 4. Cell recognition (Here's your glycoproteins) 5. Intercellular ...

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... they do have metabolisim (the cell's...), their own genetic material, proteins, they reproduce, evolve, respond to their environment (this they ... be either. And if virions only have a protein or protein+lipid "coat" and maybe some enzymes within it, how could that make them alive. ...

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