Protein Folding (Madura) Flashcards

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Ubiquitin

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Energy usage:

  • Ub activation (E1)
  • proteasome assembly
  • substrate unfolding

Ubiquitin features:

  • Highly Reactive carboxy terminus
  • Small hydrophobic patches →stripe
  • Surface lysine residues
    *different chains mediate diff effects
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Ubiquitination

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hydrophobic stripe promotes int’xn with proteosome:

  1. UbCH: cleaves pep bonds b/w pro-Ub to activate
  2. E1: Ub activating: activates Ub w ATP (thioester)
  3. E2: Ub conjugating: mediates transfer of Ub from E1 to E3 or substrate (thioester)
  4. E3: Ub protein ligase: attaches Ub to substrate w isopep bond 5. UbP: cleave isopeptide bonds b/w Ub & substrates
    * *Parkin is E3, associated to Parkinson’s*
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Immunoproteosome

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  • specifically cleaved proteins sent to cell surface to facilitate antigen presentation on MHCs

generates peptides from viral, etc agents, 9-12 NTs long, designed well to be expressed on cleft of MHCs

NFκ a TF for Hif1

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Inflammatory response

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  1. proteasome processes NFκ (TF) precursor
  2. NFκ inhibited by IκBα (until inflamm occurs)
  3. Stress induces E1-3 & Ub to target & activate Iκ Kinase complex, which phosphorylates IκBα
  4. P-IκBα degraded by E1-3 & Ub
  5. NFκ now activated TF → stress response
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Inflammatory pathway & Ub/proteasome

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    • NFKB partial hydrolysis
    • IK kinase inactivation
    • IKBα degradation
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Proteosome regulation

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  • zymogen protease; pro seq removal coupled to assembly
  • multiUb protein target
  • ATP dependent
  • Gated channel; sequestered hydrolysis
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GroEL/Folding

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Key features:

  • Large exposed surface cavity
  • hydrophobic res coat (unfolded proteins expose hydrophobic core) - convert chemical energy to mechanical
  • flip hydrophobic residue to polar
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Pauling/Anfinsen limitations

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  • observed small protein refolding spontaneously
  • limited to small proteins with simple/single structure domain
  • larger proteins w multiple domains, distant interacting regions
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Molten Globule features:

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  • near final state collection of related intermediate structures (all 2o)
  • driven by elimination of water from hydrophobic core
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Hif1 function

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  • Activates stress responsive (hypoxia induced) genes
  • promote angiogenesis, anaerobic metabolism, resist apoptosis (cancer)
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Compare and Contrast Normoxia and Hypoxia

(degradation, transcriptional, translational)

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Ub activating enzyme (E1)

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Activates Ub

Binds 2 Ubs as a ubiquitin-adenylate, and via a thioester bond

ATP-dependent stop

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Ub-conjugating enzyme (E2)

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Mediates the transfer of Ub from E1 to either E3 or substrate

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Ub-protein ligase (E3)

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Attaches the Ub to substrate via an isopeptide bond

(Parkin is an E3 enzyme, and mutations are associated with Parkinsons Disease)

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Parkin

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E2 ligase that causes early onset Parkinson’s Disease

Parking might bind and translocate E2 enzymes to the proteosome

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16
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E6

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HPV high risk variant binds E6 (E3 ligase)

E6AP boudn to E6 no longer degrades desginated substrate but instead degrades p53

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Hif-1

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Hypoxia Inducible Factor

Normal circumstances: Hif-1 is made and destroyed (bc don’t usually have hypoxia)

Hypoxia conditions: Hif-1 is stabilized

Mutiations: (Von Hippel-Lindau); Mutant VHL cannot recognize Hif-1; Hif-1 stabilized –> goes to nucleus to turn on Hypoxia indiced proteins –>increase vascularization of region

What is happening here: E3 ligase (VHL) is unable to recognize substrate (Hif-1)

Also could have mut Hif-1 that cannot recognize wt VHL

18
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When is energy needed?

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1) Activation of Ubiquitin
2) Protein unfolding when degraded by proteosome

19
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What non-covalent interactions are important?

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Multi-Ub chain forms HYDROPHOBIC a interaction with the proteosome

When Ub chain collapses, the interaxions btwn Ubs are hydrophobic as chain compresses

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