In plant cells, the secretory system delivers many different proteins to four major locations, including the cell wall, vacuole, plasma membrane, and tonoplast. The newly synthesized protein must have a specific conformation in the ER before further downstream delivery by the secretory system. Peptides that fail to fold correctly or never become part of the multi-subunit complex are retained in this compartment. The cells perform 'quality control' on the newly synthesized peptides, allowing the elimination of non-functional proteins.
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Fig.1 Possible mechanisms of ER protein retention.
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