B2-075 Lecture Protein Structure Function Flashcards
Exome
all protein coding regions, about 2% of genome, its constant over a lifetime
Transcriptome
All transcribed RNA and mRNA and others. Changes with age and environment
Number of differences between exomes of 2 unrelated people
10,000
Classes of protein functions
chemistry, signaling, structure, transport, storage
Structural classes of proteins
- Soluble globular proteins (about 1/3 of eukaryotic proteins)
- Fibrillar
- Integral membrane proteins
- Intrinsically disordered proteins
What are fibrullar proteins
repeating globular structures, long twisted fibers
Commonly associated functions of fibrillar proteins
Cytoskeleton, extracellular matrix (eg. Actin, tubulin)
Integral membrane proteins
Hydrophobic lipid of membrane. Inside out distribution oF hydrophobic/hydrophilic amino acids
Commonly associated functions of integral membranes
Receptior proteins, transporter/channels
Intrinsically disordered proteins
Discovered by genome sequencing
What is the prevalence of intrinsically ordered proteins
30% of all eukaryotic proteins
Describe the structure of intrinsically disordered proteins
random, small sequence islands for binding
Commonly associated functions of intrinsically disordered proteins
- scaffold, like Dynein,
- Transcription factors,
- membraneless organelles
- Phosphorylation post translation
Themes apparent from protein families
Conservation, motif, modularity
Conserved residues missense mutations result in what
catastrophy