Subject: how do proteins move through the cell?
Date: Thu Jul 20 13:54:25 2000
Posted by gilleain torrance
Grade level: grad (science)
School: Birkbeck College, London University
City: London State/Province: Greater London
Country: UK
Area of science: Cell Biology
ID: 964115665.Cb
Message:
I appreciate that a cell may not be as crowded as sometimes suggested
(protein crystal?), but how does a bacterial protein synthesised on a
ribosome get to where it is needed? eukaryotes use vesicles, but there's
another problem - basically, why doesn't everything just gel-up?
Re: how do proteins move through the cell?
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