Collagen D/O's Flashcards
1
Q
collagen synthesis
- what aa most prevalent
- what cells does it happen in
A
- glycine (third of aa’s are glycine)
- synthesis in RER of fibroblasts
2
Q
intracellular collagen modifications (2)
A
- hydroxylation of proline and lysines
- glycosylations of pro-alpha chain hydroxylysine residues –> this leads to secondary structure triple helix
now it’s pro-collagen
3
Q
extracellular collagen modifications (2)
A
- proteolytic processing (cleavage of disulfide rich terminal regions of procollagen –> now insoluble tropocollagen
- cross-linking of many tropocollagens by lysine-hydroxylysine linkages to make collagen fibrils
4
Q
Osteogenesis imperfecta
- inheritance
- what collagen
- s/s’s
A
- AD
- decreased production of collagen I
- brittle bone -> easy fractures
- blue sclera b/c no covering over choroidal veins
- hearing loss b/c abnormal ossicles
- dental imperfections b/c dentin def
5
Q
Ehlers danlos syndrome
- inheritance
- types
- collagen involved
- s/s’s
A
- many kinds; AR or AD
- classical type ( joint and skin syndrome) if mutation in collagen V
- vascular type (organ and vascular rupture) if mutation in collagen III
- berry aneruysms, organ rupture, hypermobility, joint instability
6
Q
Menkes disease
- cause
- enzyme involved
- s/s’s
A
- impaired copper absorption and transport
- impaired lysyl oxidase (Cu is a cofactor) function
- brittle, kinky hair; growth retardation;l hypotonia
7
Q
Collagen 1 where (8)
A
- dermis
- tendons
- ligaments
- bone
- dentin
- cornea
- blood vessels
- scar tissue
8
Q
collagen 1 a/w what disease
A
osteogenesis imperfecta
9
Q
collagen 2 where (3)
A
- cartilage
- vitreous humor
- nucleus pulposus
10
Q
collagen 3 where (7)
A
- Skin
- granulation tissue
- blood vessels
- lymphatics
- lungs
- intestines
- bone marrow
11
Q
collagen 3 disease
A
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
12
Q
collagen 4 where
A
basement MB
13
Q
collagen 4 disease
A
Alport syndrome