Complex Proteome Flashcards

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Human proteome

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represents the full number of proteins expressed by all the hereditary info in our DNA

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Insulin

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Small protein

Made up of 110 amino acids (preproinsulin)

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Modifications of Insulin

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Secreted insulin from pancreas contains 51 amino acids,
Alpha sheet 21
Beta sheet 30

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4
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Preproinsulin is processed through ____________ resulting in _____________

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cleavage

Proinsulin

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Proinsulin will undergo _____________ in addition to the formation of three ___________________

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folding

Disulphide bonds

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Proinsulin is transported from ____________ to the ______________ where further cleavage occurs resulting in mature _____________

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Endoplasmic reticulum
Golgi apparatus
Insulin

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Phosphorylation

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Kinases covalently attach a phosphate group to serine theornine or tyrosine

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Methylation

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Covalent addition of a methyl group

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Acetylation

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Addition of a acetyl group

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Receptors

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Important proteins that receive and interpret information

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Insulin Receptors

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  • once insulin is released, insulin effector molecules will bind to receptor kinase
  • binding allows our cells to transport glucose into cytoplasm
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Extracellular Insulin Signal

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  • causes a series of cytoplasmic proteins to be activated leading to an intracellular response and amplification
  • activation of intracellular response leads to absorption of glucose in the cell
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Alternative Splicing

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enables one pre-mRNA to be spliced at different spots to make many different mature mRNA that contain different combinations of transcribed exons

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Isoforms

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some exons can be cut out because the spliceosome thinks they are introns

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15
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Alternative splicing helps in the regulation of _______________ since the mRNA can be spliced in different ways which produces ______________ but related proteins

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Gene expression

Different

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16
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Post translational modifications

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Cleavage
Folding
Disulphide bridge formation
Covalent attachment of other molecules