collagen Flashcards
what are the main groups of collagens
Fibril forming FACIT Network forming Microfibrillar Anchoring Transmembrane Endo statin producing
describe collagen synthesis
gene transcribed in nucleus
mRNA translated ribosomes
Alpha chains undergo post translational modification (Golgi)
chains wrap to for triple helix - tropocollagen
protein packaged into vehicles to outside of cell
describe post translational modification of collagen on the golgi
hydroxylation of proline and lysine groups (for crosslinking)
glucose and galactosyl are attached
what is needed for hydroxylation of proline an lysine
enzyme needs vit C
describe collagen fibril formaiton
spontaneous
N-propeptides and C-propetides are cleaved by proteases
collagen monomers align into quarter staggered arrangement
molecular arrangement stabilised by formation of covalent cross link by lysyloxdase
what heritable disorders affect genes of collagen
osteogenesis imperfecta
erlos-danlos syndrome
deserve other diseases (not heritable)
vit C deficiency
inflammatory disease
autoimmune diseases
role of FACIT collagens in fibril formation
control fibre diameter
spacer functions
ensures certain no fibres in fibre
fibril forming collagen type I
bone
teeth
skin
Type II fibril forming
cartilage
vitreous body
Type III fibril forming
skin
Reticular fibres
Vessel walls
Type V fibril forming
lung
cornea
bone
Type XI fibril forming
cartilage virtreous body
collagen I structure
trimeric
triple helix no interruptions
form fibrils
describe collagen
3 polypeptide chains for form triple helical domains
Gly-y-x (proline and 4 hydroxy proline)