collagen Flashcards

1
Q

what are the main groups of collagens

A
Fibril forming
FACIT
Network forming 
Microfibrillar 
Anchoring 
Transmembrane
Endo statin producing
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2
Q

describe collagen synthesis

A

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

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3
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describe post translational modification of collagen on the golgi

A

hydroxylation of proline and lysine groups (for crosslinking)
glucose and galactosyl are attached

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4
Q

what is needed for hydroxylation of proline an lysine

A

enzyme needs vit C

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5
Q

describe collagen fibril formaiton

A

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

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6
Q

what heritable disorders affect genes of collagen

A

osteogenesis imperfecta

erlos-danlos syndrome

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7
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deserve other diseases (not heritable)

A

vit C deficiency
inflammatory disease
autoimmune diseases

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8
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role of FACIT collagens in fibril formation

A

control fibre diameter
spacer functions
ensures certain no fibres in fibre

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9
Q

fibril forming collagen type I

A

bone
teeth
skin

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10
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Type II fibril forming

A

cartilage

vitreous body

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11
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Type III fibril forming

A

skin
Reticular fibres
Vessel walls

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12
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Type V fibril forming

A

lung
cornea
bone

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13
Q

Type XI fibril forming

A

cartilage virtreous body

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14
Q

collagen I structure

A

trimeric
triple helix no interruptions
form fibrils

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15
Q

describe collagen

A

3 polypeptide chains for form triple helical domains

Gly-y-x (proline and 4 hydroxy proline)

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16
Q

what is glycine used for

A

helix turn

17
Q

what do network forming collagens do plus which no

A

form interlaced networks in basement membranes

4

18
Q

what do micro fibrillar collagens do and no

A

packing role

6

19
Q

what do anchoring fibrils do and no

A

anchor cells together

7

20
Q

what do transmembrane collagens do and no

A

communication between inside and outside

8

21
Q

what do end-stain producing collagens do and no

A

produce endo-stain once cleaned proteolytically

15

22
Q

functions of collagen

A

mediates cell signalling
storage of GF
adhesion, differentiation and cell activity