core II S3 old Q Flashcards
whats a postive control for a drug that suppresses katanin
with katanin and with katanin and drug and look for breakdown
maybe use gtp analog so they wont breakdown on their one
whats a negative control for a drug that suppresses katainin
dish without drug but with vehicle is negative control
how can a drug suppress katanin
alter substrate binding domain to prevent katanin hexamer from binding to tubulin (by either directly binding and blocking the binding domain or acting as a negative allosteric modulator)
live cell imaging test to tell if a drug prevents microtubules from being severed in cancer cell lines like GFP fusion proteins
express GFP on the tubulin subunits and examine orientation with(out) inhibition in cancer cell line
microtubules should remain visible and not chaing location but inhibtion should dissassemble and appear elsewhere
alternative test like a dominant negative approach and why thats good for katanin
dominant negative approach blocks extrinsic and intrinsic katanin behavior
katanin is a good choice because cohexamer subunit is a good target to block normal interactions
consequences in skeletal muscle contraction of a mutation that prevents binding of Ca to troponin
blocks SKM contraction
Ca can no longer bind troponin so it stays and blocks tropomyosin which stays and blocks myosin from binding actin
name and explain the mechanism of actin polymerization to move stuff
brownian ratchet
flexibility of actin allows bend which allows another subunit to bind and then straitens to exent membrane mechanically
extrinsic apoptotic pathway diagram explanation
Fas ligand is pro apoptitic signon aon lymphocytic cell
binds to Fas death receptor
recruits Fas associated death domain FADD
recruitmetn of procaspase 8/10 forming Death receptor induced signal complex DISC
making caspase 8 which activates executioner caspases to apoptosis