Nuclear import and export Flashcards

1
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NE

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  • perinuclear space (20-50nm)
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2
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nuclear lamina

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nuclear cytoskeleton attached to lamins

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3
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lamins

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intermediate filaments

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4
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Regulatory NE functions

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  1. gene expression
  2. QC
  3. selective control of nuclear content
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5
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passive diffusion

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  • 30-60kDa polar
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6
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NPC

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  • 500-1000 protein
  • highly conserved; diameter, abundance, distribution and NUPs vary
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7
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Symmetric core

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  • structural foundation of NPC
  • cytoplasmic and nucleoplasmic rings = scaffold NUPs
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8
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TM NUPs

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anchor NPC to membrane

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9
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vesicle coat, adaptin-related NUPs

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stabilise membrane shape

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10
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FG NUPs

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  • highly disordered
  • low charge, high mean hydrophobicity
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11
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selective

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phase model

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12
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asymmetric

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  • docking sites for transporter (disassembly) protein complices
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13
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protein import

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  • histones
  • lamins
  • pols
  • TFs
  • snRPs
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14
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protein export

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shuttling

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15
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karyopherin

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conformational change upon cargo binding increases hydrophobic surfaces

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16
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importin-beta

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  • heat repeat (approx 30-40 residues)
  • amphiphilic alpha helix BD rotate
  • (importin alpha adaptor protein)
17
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Classical NLS

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  • short stretch +ve residues (Lys, Arg)
  • mono and bipartite
  • bioinformatics
18
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multivalent binding

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multiple FG NUPs engage with receptor surface

19
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RanGTPase

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  • low intrinsic activity
  • small molecular switch
20
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NES

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  • 8-15 residue motif
  • 4-5 hydrophobic residues (Leu/Val/Ile/Phe/Met) bind groove
  • large array
21
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How does RanGDP enter nucleus?

22
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bulk mRNA export - the basics

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  • dimeric
  • human: Nfx1-Nxt1
  • yeast: Mex62/Mtr2
23
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CBP

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  • cap binding protein
  • promotes splicing
  • compacts mRNA
24
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exon interactome

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TREX, Dbp5

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Dbp5
- DED-box protein 5 - helicase
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Bulk mRNA transport - the specifics
1. mRNP diffuses from TSS to NPC (rate limiting step: secs/mins) 2. TREX, SR recruit Nxf1-Ntx1 (increases RNA affinity) 3. mRNP-Nxf1-Ntx1 docks nuclear basket (approx 100ms) 4. NPC translocation 5. Dbp5 binds Gle1 6. ATP hydrolysis; reduced RNA-affinity; Xpo-dissociation 7. Nxf1 detaches (80ms) 8. protein dissociation during translation and NPC-import
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mRNP
mRNA-containing ribonucleoprotein
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Nxf1-Ntf1
nuclear RNA export factor 1- ntf2-like export factor 1
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Gle1
cytoplasmic filament NUP
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Selective mRNA transport
1. CRM1 2. mRNP 3. cd1 4. MHC
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nuclear envelope budding
- mega RNP granule - perinuclear vesicles fuse ONM/ER
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actively transcribed genes
NPC-adjacent
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NPCs and vesicle coating complices
common ancestry
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LECA
Ran and karyopherins