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mitochondrion cytoplasm cytosol - PPT Presentation

ribosome Rough endo reticulum cell membrane peroxisome smooth endoplasmic reticulum lysosome CARBOHYDRATES free ribosome ER SS cell membrane glycoprotein free ribosome ERattached ID: 933711

membrane cell ribosome protein cell membrane protein ribosome glycoproteins gags sites recognition cytosol cytoplasm signaling involved binding glycogen free

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mitochondrion

cytoplasm

cytosol

ribosome

Rough

endo. reticulum

cell membrane

peroxisome

smoothendoplasmicreticulum

lysosome

CARBOHYDRATES

free ribosome

ER

S-S

cell membrane

glycoprotein

free

ribosome

ER-attached

ribosome

Secreted

glycoproteins

(not to scale)

Monosaccharides

Found in the cytosol and in organelles

Use for energy production and in biosynthesis

Simple polysaccharides

Glycogen and starch polymers of glucose

Glycogen in granules in cytoplasm in muscle and liver cells

Glycosoaminoglycans

GAGs

Linear,

unbranched

polysaccharide with

dissacharide

repeat of a hexose and

hexosamine

monsacharide

Highly charge with carboxyl and sulfate groups

Properties (high viscosity, low compressibility) useful for joints

Glycolipids

Found in cell membrane

Involved in signaling across the membrane

Recognition sites for ligands

Secreted proteoglycans

GAGS covalently attached to protein core

components of the extracellular matrix

Involved in cell signaling and cell binding

Golgi complex

cell membrane

glycolipid

GAGs

nascent

glycoproteins

Glycoproteins

Recognition sites for binding other biomolecules

Minimizes protein

misfolding

of protein part

Increases stability of protein