Enzymes Flashcards
dyhydroorotate DH - Rx? and Pathway?
Leflunomide; pyrimidine synthesis
dihydrofolate reductase
MTX, TMP, Pyrimethamine; pyrimidine synthesis
thymidylate synthase - Rx? active form? pathway?
5-FU, 5-FdUMP; pyrimidine synthesis
inosine monophosphate DH
Mycophenalate, ribavarin; purine synthesis
ribonucleotide reductase Rx? pathway?
hydroxyurea; both purine and pyrimidine synthesis
Adenosine deaminase def - leads to what Dx? what substrate inc?
AR SCID, inc dATP
HGPRT def? - Sx? Inc what? Inheritance?
XLR Hyperuricemia - "orange sand in diaper", "frost on skin under diaper" Gout Pissed off (aggression, self mutilation) Retardation (intellectual disability) T- dysTonia
Inc uric acid, and de novo purine synthesis
Tx of HGPRT?
Allopurinol, Febuxostat
Another name of helicase?
TF II H
DNA topoisomerases - which Rx targets prokaryotic Topoisomerase II, IV? Which Rx targets eukaryotic topoisomerase II? Eukaryotic topoisomerase I ?
Prokaryotic - Flouroquinolones
Eukaryotic II - Etoposide, Teniposide
Euk I - Irinotecan, topotecan
Difference between DNA polymerase I and III in terms of their exonuclease function?
III - has 3’ –> 5’ exonuclease function (but 5’ –> 3’ SYNTHESIS)
I - same fxn, but ALSO has 5’ –>3’ exonuclease funtion
Remember that #1 goes both ways
Telomerase - add what kind of repeats to 3’ end?
adds TTAGGG repeats – “TTAGGG the end”:
Two parts to Telomerase?
TERT - rev transcriptase
TERC - RNA template - repeatedly read by TERT to add TTAGGGs
formation of PDE bonds within a strand of dsDNA?
Ligase (joins Okazaki fragments)
Topoisomerase function?
create single/double strand breaks in helix to add or remove super coils