An action potential relies on the direct coupling between DHPRs and a variety of this organelle that stores calcium, the sarcoplasmic type.
This organelle utilizes the molecular chaperone BiP in its translocons, as well as the coat proteins COP I and COP II. An action potential relies on the direct coupling between DHPRs and a variety of this organelle that stores calcium, the sarcoplasmic type. This organelle, which is connected to the nuclear envelope, is the site of steroid synthesis, as well as the conversion of toxins into water-soluble toxins. It is comprised by flat disks called cisternae, and the outsides of this organelle are studded in ribosomes, where protein synthesis occurs. For 10 points each, name this cellular organelle coming in "smooth" and "rough" varieties.
This organelle utilizes the molecular chaperone BiP in its translocons, as well as the coat proteins COP I and COP II.
endoplasmic reticulum (or ER; accept smooth ER or rough ER) &lt;AT&gt;