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Lecture 12: Endocytosis Flashcards

1
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clathrin

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from TGN forward and PM backward

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COPI

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golgi stack backward

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COPII

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ER forward

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endocytosis critical for maintaining ____

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cardiovascular health

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5
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endocytosis (clathrin-dependent transport) hijacked by ___

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many viruses for entry in cell

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clathrin was the 1st ___ due to ___

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coat protein discovered due to unique structure and number in cell (a lot)

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similarities between COPI and clathrin due to convergent evolution

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-triskelia (3 structure)
-similar cage shape

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COPI, COPII, clathrin are ___

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similar in size

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method used to determine structure of COPI, COPII, clathrin

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X-ray crystal structures

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10
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COPI coats combine ___

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features of clathrin + COPII

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COPI and COPII similarities

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-similar assembly unit

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clathrin are made of ____ chains that assemble into ___

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heavy and light chains
triskelions

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13
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clathrin assembly in cages ___

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happens spontaneously

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14
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clathrin ____ membrane into vesicles

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deforms

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15
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clathrin interacts with _____

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adaptor protein

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16
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uncoating of clathrin vesicles requires ___

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energy; driven by ATP hydrolysis (Hsp70 and auxlin)

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Hsp70 is a chaperone that ____

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binds to newly syn. proteins and uses ATP (involved in uncoating clathrin vesicles

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18
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clathrin interacts with adaptor protein with ___

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its heavy chain

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19
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adaptor proteins that interact with clathrin

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-AP-1, AP-2, GGA

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20
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adaptors link ____ to clathrin

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cargo

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21
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assembly of clathrin cycle

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-adaptor protein binds to cargo/cargo receptor in cytoplasm
-clathrin binds to adaptor protein : forming bud
-clathrin triskeleton forms as vesicles forms + membrane bending and fision proteins form vesicles
-coated vesicle is uncoated with ATP (Hsp70 +auxlin): removal of clathrin + adaptor proteins so vesicle can bind to target membrane

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22
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for clathrin transport< soluble proteins ____

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require receptors for connection adaptor proteins

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4 properties of clathrin adaptors (required + optional)

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  1. Bind cargo
  2. Bind clathrin
  3. Bind phospholipids (PIP2) (optional)
  4. Bind accesory proteins (optional)
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24
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the use of specific adaptor depends on _____ and ___

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intracellualr site
sorting signal

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25
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clathrin transport: TGN to endosome adaptor proteins

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-GGA
-AP-1

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clathrin transport: endosome to TGN adaptor proteins

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-AP-1

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clathrin transport: PM to endosome adaptor proteins

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-AP-2

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endocytosis occurs in _____ rich regions of PM

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-phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate (PIP2)

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29
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TGN membrane rich with ___ which acts as velcro

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PIP

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30
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different phosphoinositides bind to ___

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different adaptors

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31
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AP-1 are ____ made ______ subunits

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heterotetramers made of beta (β),gamma (γ) , mu (µ), lowercase sigma (σ)subunits

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subunit size of AP-1 (biggest to smallest)

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-beta (β),gamma (γ),
-mu (µ),
-lowercase sigma (σ)

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-beta (β),gamma (γ) subunits of AP-1 are made of ____

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ears/appendanges, hinges, trunk

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34
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AP-1 has binding sites for ___

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clathrin + cargo

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35
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cargo binding to AP-1 needs which motifs + which subunits bind?

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LL (B) and YXXO (µ)

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36
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retrival of M6PR from endsomes to TGN and sorting of M6PR from TGN to endosomes need which adaptor protein in CCVs?

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-AP-1

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37
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For binding to AP-1, cargo without LL binds to ___

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µ subunit via YXXO motif

38
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GGA stands for

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(Golgi-localized g-ear-containing ARF-binding
protein)

39
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GGA are ____ adaptors that link clathrin to cargo in _____

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monomeric modular adaptors that link clathrin to cargo in an ARFdependent (GTPase) manner

40
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GGA are responsible for sorting M6PRs from ___

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TGN to endosomes

41
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GGA bind to M6PR with motif ___

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DXXLL

42
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GGA requires ___ to bind to cargo

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GTP

43
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AP-2 functions at ____

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PM

44
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AP-2 is ___ adaptor protein

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heterotetramer

45
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subunits of AP-2

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α,β2,µ2, σ2

46
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α subunit of AP-2 binds to _____

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amphiphysin, EPS15 + others

47
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β2 subunit of AP-2 binds to _____

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clathrin (appendages) and di-leuicine (body)

48
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µ2 subunit of AP-2 binds to ___

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YXXO motif

49
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amphiphysin, EPS15 + others are ___

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accessory proteins that regulate assembly

50
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AP-2 has ___ -binding domains

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clathrin,acessory protein,cargo, PIP2

51
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Binding of ____ on membrane induces conformational change in AP2 that ___

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PIP2
that exposes cargo binding sites (ap2 locked to ap2 open)

52
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assembly of clathrin coats at PM

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-recruitment of nucleating proteins (FCHO1/2) that create membrane curves at domains rich with PIP2
-Intersectin and EPS15 link FCHO protein to AP2 that links to clathrin

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FCHO1/2 are ___ proteins that induce ____ at ____

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nucleating
membrane curvature
PM domains rich with PIP2

54
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FCHO1, 2 are _____ proteins that
bind to and bend membranes (— charged)

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BAR domain-containing (++++ charged)

55
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FCHO1, 2 then bind scaffold proteins _____that link it to ____

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-Eps15 and Intersectin
-AP2 complexes

56
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CCVs creation at PM

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-recruitment of FCHO, EPS15, intersection >membrane curvature
-AP2 recruited and bind to cargo
-clahtrin recuited by AP2
-GTPase activity by Dynamin for vesicle scission
-auxilin incorporated into triskelion structure and recruit Hsp 70 (ATP hydrolysis)- uncoating

57
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ATP hydrolysis by ___ (with auxilin) drives uncoating of CCVS

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Hsp70

58
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auxilin incorporated into ___

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structure of clathrin triskelia

59
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dynasore (def.)

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small molecule that blocks dynamin function

60
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endocytosis motifs are similar to ____

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lysosomal sorting motifs

61
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endocytosis motifs

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-tyrosine based (NPXY & YXXO)
-dileucine (LL), phsophoserine

62
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clearing LDL from blood serum with endocyotsis

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-LDL receptor + ligand binding promotes recruitment of receptor coated pits
-vesicles uncoated and forms endosomes
-lysosome forms and LDL is broken down
-at neutral pH, endosome releases receptor to bind to another LDL particle

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Genetic mutations in LDL receptor gene (1/500) _____can lead to increased risk ____

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lacking targeting domain (no LL, tyrosine motif)
of heart attack due to atherosclerosis

64
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true or false: all ligands are degraded after endocytosis

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false

65
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example or ligand that isn’t degraded after endocytosis

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Ferrotransferrin (ligand + iron) binds to transferrin receptor –> CCV –> uncoating –> low PH release iron from ligand but ligand still bound to receptor) –> ligand (apotransferrin) retained and recycled to surface, ligand released at neutral pH

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scission of coated vesicles driven by ___

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GTP hydrolysis

67
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Dynamin is a ___

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gtp-ase

68
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mutation in or near GTPase domain of dynamin lead to ____

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blocking of scission of CCVs from PM

69
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dynamin works at ___

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PM

70
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dynamin has mutliple functional domains

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-GTPase domain (4 domains together)
-PHD domain
-PRD domain
-GED domain

71
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GTPase domain of dynamin does what?

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-hydrolyzes GTP

72
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PHD domain of dynamin does what?

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binds to PIP2 (inositiol phospholipids)/acidic phospholipids in PM

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PRD domain of dynamin does what?

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binds to proteins with SH3 domains like amphiphysin

74
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GED domain of dynamin does what?

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has GAP function activates GTPase
increase rate of GTP hydrolysis

75
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mutation in GTPase domain of dynamin does what?

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decrease endocytosis

76
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mutation in PHD domain of dynamin does what?

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decrease endocytosis

77
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mutation in GED domain of dynamin does what?

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increase endocytosis

78
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mutation in PRD domain of dynamin does what?

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blocks endocytosis

79
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GTPase activity of dynamin in different forms

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-very active (2-100 GTP)- rings, collars
-increase 100-1000x at necks of coated vesicles, spiral form

80
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GTP hydrolysis results in pitch change of dynamin spirals and promotes ____

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scission

81
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amphiphysin is ____

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a link between CC PIT and dynamin through AP2

82
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FCHO, AP2, Clathrin, Amphiphysin, dynamin, EPS15, Intersectin interactions

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FCHO to Intersectin /EPS15 to AP2 to clathrin
AP2 to Amphiphysin to dynamin

83
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domain of Amphiphysin that links to AP-2

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CLAP

83
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domain of Amphiphysin that links to dynamin

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SH3 domain to PRD domain of dynamin

84
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regulatory view of dynamin

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Oligomerization and increased GTPase activity inhibits
endocytosis –> GTP bound dynamin controls effectors that mediate vesicle formation

85
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mechanochemical view of dynamin

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GTP hydrolysis and conformational change in dynamin are required for endocytosis

86
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Unifying model for dynamin mechanism

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originally in regulatory form (tetrametric) (slow GTP hydrolysis) then mechanochemical (spiral) form (fast GTP hydrolysis)

87
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Switch between functional states of dynamin regulated by ____

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SH3 domain containing binding partners (ex. amphiphysin) that sense critical events in CCV maturation

88
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______ of dynamin controls rate-limiting step in endocytosis (CCVs formation)

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slow form of GTPase (tetramer)

89
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mutation in GTPase domain of dynamin keeps____

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dynamin in rate-limit step longer increasing endocytosis

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