Lecture 4: Protein techniques and organelles Flashcards

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What is acetylation important for?

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can regulate non-histone, protein stability, activity, and metabolism

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Why is methylation important

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It can do the same things as acetylation along with cell signaling, localization and interactions

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What are the three major factors that influence protein function

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  1. Co-enzymes
  2. Compartmentalization
  3. Scaffolds
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What is the role of scaffolds in protein function

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  • They can bind multiple proteins to improve the probability of their interactions
  • Can confine regions of proteins (condense/restrict)
  • Basically just brings things together so that thigns like co-enzymes can react with the protein
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What is forster resonance energy transfer

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When donor and acceptor fluorescent molecules allow for visualisation of protein interactions

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Why is fluorescence recovery after photobleaching important

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allows us to study protein mvmt

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