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NDSU Virtual Cell Animations Project animation 'Protein Transport (Mitochondrial)'. For more information please see vcell.ndsu.edu/...
Once translated, proteins are dispersed throughout the cellular environment. This section covers the transport of a protein into a specific organelle--the mitochondria.

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@befz88
@befz88 15 лет назад
what about TOM, TIM23/22, SAM, OXA... etc. not very detailed...
@goldenchopstick1788
@goldenchopstick1788 10 лет назад
I'd love to see an addendum to this video - like what happens if the protein must be embedded into the inner membrane - involving TOM and TIM's.
@candacetoda9213
@candacetoda9213 10 лет назад
Yes more detail!
@dr.z7559
@dr.z7559 6 лет назад
This is glorious, I've been looking for "increase mitochondria" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Miyason Mitochondria Masker - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my neighbour got amazing results with it.
@divelikejunk8557
@divelikejunk8557 9 лет назад
Hey, to everyone who's asking about the information that's missing, I'll share it with you in a series of comments! *IMPORTANT CONDITIONS BEFORE IMPORT* Before proteins could be imported into the mitochondria, the mitochondria has to be "activated," that means there needs to be a potential across the membrane for protein import. Just a revision in case you didn't know what potential is, that basically means that there would be different charges in different parts of the organelle. Now, the mitochondria has two phospholipid bilayer membranes. For the mitochondria we want a positive charge in the intermembrane space of the mitochondria, and a negative charge on the matrix side. I'll try to draw a diagram with letters below (the os are the membrane) oooooooooooooooooooooo IMM (intermembrane space) +++++++++++++++++++++ ooooooooooooooooooooooo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Matrix You might already know that the potential is created by the electron transport chain complex, but that is not relevant at all to the explanation of how proteins are imported to the mitochondria. All we have to understand here is that proteins can NOT be imported into the mitochondria without a potential across the membrane, since the import channels (i.e. Tim23/17, Tom40) are voltage-gated and only open in the presence of the potential. Additionally, the potential across the membrane actually helps in the import of the protein. While the core of the signal sequence contains hydrophobic residues, it often begins with a positively charged sequence. From the diagram above we can see that if there's a potential in the mitochondrion the matrix side has negative charges. It's not represented here but it also has higher pH. We know that negative attracts positive so that would help in bringing in the protein.
@divelikejunk8557
@divelikejunk8557 9 лет назад
That's how the protein gets into the matrix, but there are two other alternatives: 1. The protein slots into the inner membrane as a transmembrane protein 2. It comes into the intermembrane space. The initial steps are basically the same, but the last step is what's different.
@divelikejunk8557
@divelikejunk8557 9 лет назад
*TRANSMEMBRANE IMPORT* To understand this, you also have to understand that transmembrane proteins require the existence of internal sequences. It's also important to note that these sequences are NOT cleaved. There are multiple pathways how this could happen. I'll draw diagrams again so I'll provide legends for each Path. Path A What happens? The protein doesn't get threaded all the way and gets stuck inside the inner membrane. This happens because of a "stop transfer sequence". This means that the back portion of the protein or the C terminus side doesn't get threaded into the matrix. Diagram below. | ozooooooo Inner membrane | Explanation? Okay, the "z" thing is the part of the protein which is in the inner membrane. In the pre-mRNA this would be a stop-transfer sequence. Typically the stop-transfer sequence contains hydrophobic residues. If you didn't know already, the inside part of the phospholipid bilayer contains the fatty acid tails, which are very hydrophobic and don't want to be near water, so the hydrophobic residues of the stop-transfer sequence would love it there. Anyway because of the stop transfer sequence, this zig-zaggy part of the protein floats away from Tim23/17 and stays in the membrane as the rest of the protein is translated in the intermembrane space. Path B The protein contains an Oxa-1 targeting sequence. Protein released inside the matrix and Oxa-1 facilitates the insertion of the protein to the membrane (~ is a bit of the protein in the intermembrane space) ~ ozozoTTTooooooo | | Oxa-1 Path C Protein contains multiple internal targeting sequences and no matrix signalling sequence. These are usually a series of signal-anchor and stop-transfer anchors. The signal anchors have positively charged residues to place some parts of the protein in the negatively charged matrix. Basically the protein is threaded into the intermembrane multiple times. This is a multi-pass protein. ozozozozozooo ~ ~ ~ ~ Sorry if that was confusing, it's kind of hard to draw diagrams. tl;dr Protein can also slot into intermembrane space depending on what internal targeting seqeunces it has.
@divelikejunk8557
@divelikejunk8557 9 лет назад
*INTERMEMBRANE SPACE IMPORT* This one's simple a.) Protein has a matrix targeting signal sequence, and an intermembrane targeting sequence. Protease cleaves signal sequence while another protease cleaves the matrix targeting signal sequence. Protein floats in the intermembrane space b.) Just forgo the matrix targeting signal sequence and go straight with an internal intermembrane space targeting sequence. The protein is delivered directly into the intermembrane space.
@sonidivya8826
@sonidivya8826 4 года назад
@@divelikejunk8557 thanks for your Wonderful work....1000likes for u
@lonly4uonly
@lonly4uonly 13 лет назад
this was nice but i request u to add the role of tom, tim23/22 , sam ,oxa ,hsp in grearter detail... ignore the people who just add the comments for the sake.. you are awesome in explaining...
@TownieSimBuilds
@TownieSimBuilds 15 лет назад
Perfect animations for my cellular biology project!
@candacetoda9213
@candacetoda9213 10 лет назад
This video only explains one mechanism of transport. Since the Mitochondria has 2 membranes how does the protein enter the second?
@curlyhairmessingwithworld
@curlyhairmessingwithworld 3 года назад
@@francescoflenda4500 tomorrow I hv exam hope this will help
@ColAbernathy
@ColAbernathy 15 лет назад
Mitochondria: nature's little power station. Enormously fascinating, thanks for this! :)
@masihshrftn
@masihshrftn 9 лет назад
Thanks for your video. Although it is helpful to mention that one ATP or ADP is bound to the chaperon the entire time and also chaperons are not imported from the cytoplasm to the mitochondria attached to the protein.
@TheEtceterist
@TheEtceterist 15 лет назад
I'm not trying to taunt here, but what in that sequence inspires the necessary leap of faith from a beautifully complex manifestation of natural chemistry to monotheism, omniscience, the Virgin Birth or the need for some enlightened rebel to die for our sins? How does this beautifully rendered video prove anything theological or otherwise? Evolution is a process that optimizes transformations of matter. MDNA symbioticly provides cellular energy, becoming a body of light walking with us.
@Fr33Fall1ng
@Fr33Fall1ng Месяц назад
Thanks for the vid! helped me in our research paper hehe
@adrianeraldogmail
@adrianeraldogmail 16 лет назад
It would be better if the camera wouldn't move so much, it really makes me dizzy; otherwise the video is excellent. Thank you.
@osslayer8976
@osslayer8976 5 лет назад
Adrian Cavalcanti the camera makes it better
@pepxxx
@pepxxx 16 лет назад
Nice video.
@Lulema_
@Lulema_ 2 года назад
This video has been published before i got to elementary school, now im at my first year of medical school❤️
@Privatkonto1234
@Privatkonto1234 9 лет назад
Thank you so much!
@aymenlestro4029
@aymenlestro4029 3 года назад
now you've surely completed your studies :D
@Petrax1980
@Petrax1980 15 лет назад
This protein should cross both mitochondrial membranes, because the signal peptidase is in the matrix. The video is a generalization indeed, the protein transport in mitochondria is a much more complex mechanism, and those that are described are true only for the matrix-targeted proteins
@DeadassIsaac2001
@DeadassIsaac2001 5 лет назад
THE MITOCHONDRIA IS THE POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL
@soptamer
@soptamer 16 лет назад
i'm sorry if this question is stupid, but why do proteins inter the mitochondria? what is their job? and what is ATP made of?
@TOITN
@TOITN 14 лет назад
@TheEtceterist The leap of faith you mention assumes quite an illogical backward motion, given the forward >> (and ultimately positive) moving motion of evolution...and jumping! From simplicity (1+1) comes complexity. Science may consider itself to be advanced, but the more we learn the more we have to learn! We've got, let's say a 10,000x zoom on these things. What will we learn when we have the ability to zoom in 1,000,000x? What moves the cells, I ask? At a quantum, fundamental level..
@agustissimo
@agustissimo 5 лет назад
Thank you for your video. But, if the protein has extern or intern membrane as its destination, how it works?
@May04bwu
@May04bwu 5 лет назад
it goes to matrix so it goes through both membranes
@lolzpvp
@lolzpvp 12 лет назад
great vid
@ThePianoMannnn
@ThePianoMannnn 15 лет назад
Well said, 2 thumbs up if i could
@taboosun
@taboosun 14 лет назад
Damn there is even the God debate here. Nice : )
@docisais
@docisais 15 лет назад
and the chaperones, what type binds in the mitochondria? Hsp70 is the one bound when its in the cytosol, but whats the other one called thats bund in the mitochondrian?
@ColAbernathy
@ColAbernathy 15 лет назад
Just because we can't reproduce it, doesn't mean it doesn't already occur in nature. Nature doesn't need an agency. And it begins with chemistry, it doesn't end there. Besides, how much more probable is a creator? Such a creator would have to be even more complex than we, and there just isn't any evidence to support it. "Without the tools of science, the machinery of nature would be invisible" - Carl Sagan You're putting forth an Appeal to Ignorance, which is a logical fallacy.
@lastfreegeneration984
@lastfreegeneration984 4 года назад
How on earth does all this happen by itself? These are just strings of molecules!
@subzi217
@subzi217 15 лет назад
Did this protein pass through the inner and outer membrane of the mitochondria?
@jerubaal3333
@jerubaal3333 5 лет назад
2 much magic. I dont think it all fly free like a bird. It is a machine, a mechanism, very pecised and densed - hand to hand, without mistakes.
@curlyhairmessingwithworld
@curlyhairmessingwithworld 3 года назад
I always dreamt about making vids for science student
@BigRobEnergy
@BigRobEnergy 6 лет назад
Just subscribed, keep it goin. I'm trying to grow my channel too, it's hard but it's still fun.Take it easy!
@ColAbernathy
@ColAbernathy 15 лет назад
"It boggles my mind how a person can watch this and still not believe there was an intelligence behind evolution." Argument from Ignorance. It's highly complex chemistry, and works without any outside intelligent interference. The video assumes a certain degree of chemical knowledge that's beyond a typical layman. Study it and you'll see that it's elegant, beautiful, complex, and full of flaws. No god required.
@joshuabowman7210
@joshuabowman7210 Год назад
Can i talk to someone about this video ?
@Key-an
@Key-an 12 лет назад
ATP is made of 1 adenosine and 3 phosphates.... Adenosine Tri-Phosphate.
@KingBroilly
@KingBroilly 16 лет назад
oh my god this is the offical theroy about mitochodria... its not proved that there really is/was a endosymbiontic stuff with a proC and an euC.-.-
@lossy7
@lossy7 11 лет назад
I have that vcell app
@befz88
@befz88 15 лет назад
maybe God developed the complex series of progressive molecular interactions called evolution? Can't really say if there is or is not a "god"...
@sheyenneism
@sheyenneism 9 лет назад
Helpful video, but there are may things wrong with it.
@vernonsza
@vernonsza 15 лет назад
Please. This is a place for people to learn about something that's real and can be observed. Not a place for you to peddle your creationist fairy tales.
@Polyrytmi
@Polyrytmi 10 лет назад
I came here to learn about Mitokondrie and how the coffein affects its. But all I learned was that this was way to complicated for me. :)
@darkcowofthenorth
@darkcowofthenorth 11 лет назад
LMAO mystical!!
@Keylimedelight
@Keylimedelight 15 лет назад
Keep studying, this only seems mystical if you don't understand how it works. Like an iPhone.
@AaleahBrown
@AaleahBrown 14 лет назад
So you are saying that what happened to God isnt reality?!?!?
@ColAbernathy
@ColAbernathy 14 лет назад
How do you know that? And how does god do this incredible feat? Betcha he can't do it without using chemistry. I doubt he can do anything at all, because there's no reason to suggest that any of our gods are there at all. But I could be wrong. I doubt it tho. Go on then...ENLIGHTEN me.
@Kapzter
@Kapzter 15 лет назад
uhh how bout the pathway formed by the "miracle" that is evolution. Imagination man aka god had nothing to do with this.
@ahmadiii99
@ahmadiii99 15 лет назад
peace
@heidijanc
@heidijanc 14 лет назад
Hi. I saw the commentary & found this conversation really interesting. I'm not replying to hate on you or tell anyone he/she is wrong. But I do believe in God and that He sent Jesus to save us after we chose to turn away because of free will. I guess all I want to say is, give God a chance. I know He loves you and delights in your curiosity. Nothing here is perfect but Him, that's why we can have hope :) He will never fail us; it's our own ideas of what "should" happen that we think he fails us
@TarabAseel12
@TarabAseel12 11 лет назад
Why do you have to talk about religion, I know you did this 2 years ago but still. he is a christian... just let him be!
@TeqilaKitties
@TeqilaKitties 12 лет назад
this made me kind of sea sick.
@ColAbernathy
@ColAbernathy 14 лет назад
2 Corinthians 5:11 Knowing therefore the terror of the Lord, we persuade men; but we are made manifest unto God; and I trust also are made manifest in your consciences. Why must the lord be so terrifying? Is it because we must be scared into doing what he wants? Don't forget that fear, violence, and pointless sacrifice feature heavily into this death cult. Something I imagine you've never bothered to question, simply accepting absurdity, cruelty, and injustice without complaint: a sheep.
@craksandwitches
@craksandwitches 13 лет назад
she starts out talking about mRNA , like we know wtf that is , i think ppl here are trying to learn , and all we keep getting is bombarded with this textbook asscrap instead of real information , wtf , i just want a real documentary to help me learn about mitochondria that doesnt sound all monotone or put me to sleep or try to hard to be cool , thats all . what do you have to get nick bloomfeild up in here or what ,we need heather donahue up in here i mean please
@osslayer8976
@osslayer8976 5 лет назад
craksandwitches you seriously don’t know what mRNA is? It doesn’t put me to sleep
@AaleahBrown
@AaleahBrown 14 лет назад
God actually creatd every single thing we have in our bodies. So every cell was created by God! :)
@jesusable2save
@jesusable2save 15 лет назад
The Designer is infinitely intelligent and allows no mistakes; however sin entered the creation through man's free will and death through sin, thus all diseases and mutations. The point of a sinless savior (Jesus) was to save us from that sin and disaster, so that one day we might live in perfection again.
@osslayer8976
@osslayer8976 5 лет назад
jesusable2save yes and that other guy thinks human sacrifice is bad and so is God but he loved us and that’s why he sent Jesus.
@ahmadiii99
@ahmadiii99 16 лет назад
the sequence directed by the one lord god (allah)
@osslayer8976
@osslayer8976 5 лет назад
Just say God :)
@ColAbernathy
@ColAbernathy 14 лет назад
First, don't assume you KNOW me because I don't buy your fairy stories as anything more than that. "Where it's gotten me" isn't perfect, but it's certainly more satisfying than being a sheep. Genesis 3:16 Unto the woman he said, I will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception; in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children; and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee. For what? Curiosity? Disobedience? Seems like a horrible punishment for a bruised male ego.
@jeanettequintero2313
@jeanettequintero2313 4 года назад
DISNEY + WHO?
@evankiefl
@evankiefl 15 лет назад
LOL
@ColAbernathy
@ColAbernathy 14 лет назад
Well...yes. Is what happened to Zeus or Osiris (according to the stories and epics written and sung about them) reality? If not, then why are their stories fantasy and the Bible reality? There's no difference, at least not one that's OBJECTIVE. Even my interpretations of scripture are just that. What makes your interpretations better? Faith? So you're willing to accept that your deity is cruel, malicious, murderous, and unjust? And that's okay, because it MUST be because he's god? How monstrous!
@osslayer8976
@osslayer8976 5 лет назад
ColAbernathy well we know those are fake because no one believes them and science has proven otherwise
@AaleahBrown
@AaleahBrown 14 лет назад
God is just smart. He can do anything he puts his mind too. He caan also do things that you ask him to do. But you got to have faith that he is really here! He sees everything you do so you have to be careful all the time! Theres only 1 God. No more. God is a jelous god and he doesnt want us to worship any other God, but him! Maybe if you read the Bible a little bit more you would seee that everything I just told you is in the Bible.
@osslayer8976
@osslayer8976 5 лет назад
Aaleah Brown god is not jealous, he just wants to meet us in heaven. If we worship others we’ll go to hell thats why.
@ColAbernathy
@ColAbernathy 14 лет назад
And from 1 John 1:7 But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin. I have a BIG problem with human sacrifice. That you seemingly don't is HORRIFYING and BARBARIC. That he seems to be so bloodthirsty and needlessly cruel is completely lost on people who don't think about what that actually means. I'd go on, but this isn't the place for Biblical nonsense, this is a video about REALITY.
@osslayer8976
@osslayer8976 5 лет назад
ColAbernathy it’s not sacrifice, he made Jesus for the sacrifice. Not just a normal human who would die. He LOVED us that much to sacrifice his own perfect son to save everyone else
@qurankarim1180
@qurankarim1180 2 года назад
Bgt koi seedha kaam bhi karliya kar
@sheeedatallli8775
@sheeedatallli8775 5 лет назад
Yh bik gai hay government 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️ ghlt bnda hay yh isko follow NH krna ....or na iski bat follow krna ....isko kakh pata NH a ....fraund a yh ...trap a yh
@fisher00769
@fisher00769 13 лет назад
How come I get into religious arguments when watching a video about the mitochondira? What the hell do you care about what other people believe? None of your business. You not christians leave the christians alone and let them believe whatever they want. You christians just leave the non believers alone and do not force them to believe what you do. Tell me why is it so fucking hard to do so?!
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