Protein Structure Flashcards

1
Q

Protein Structure

A

amino acids and polypeptide chain

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2
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Polypeptide chain

A

peptide bond and phi, psi conformation

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3
Q

Monoclonal

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-produced from single B-lymphocyte clone and bind same epitope

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4
Q

monoclonal antibodies (mAbs)

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-used in research and therapy
-treat cancer, inflammatory disease, infectious and cardiovascular disease
-rapidly growing in use

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5
Q

OKT3

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-first therapeutic mAb approved
-targets CD3 on T cells
-depletes T cells
-immunosuppressor in preventing transplant rejection

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6
Q

IgG antibody chains

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-heavy and light (2 of each)
-constant or variable

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7
Q

Light chain

A

VL CL

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8
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Heavy chain

A

Vh3Ch

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9
Q

Ig domains

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-Ig fold packed with hydrophobic residues (keep folded and stable)
-110-amino acids
-sandwich of 2 antiparallel sheets linked by disulfide bonds

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10
Q

Ig Fragments

A

-2 Fab regions
-Fc region

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11
Q

Fc region

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-stem of Ig
-binds Fc receptors
-activates complement-mediated cytotoxicity

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12
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Full IgG antibody

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-2 light chains with one VL and one CL
-2 heavy chains with one Vh and 3 CH’s
-2 copies of 2 chains
-Ig fold domain
-saccharide component

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13
Q

Where does the hydrolysis producing Fab and Fc occur?

A

Hinge peptide (in the middle)

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14
Q

saccharide component

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in the constant H domains

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15
Q

IgG flexibility

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-due to loops between Ig domains
-Fab and Fc orientation varies among Ig molecules

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16
Q

Protein function

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dependent on binding and recognition

17
Q

molecular recognition

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-highly specific
-complementarity
-noncovalent interactions

18
Q

Induced-fit

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-structural changes occuring to enhance specificty and complementarity

19
Q

Variable domains

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-comprised of 3 hypervariable loops

20
Q

Hypervariable loops

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-comprised by variable domains
-vary in length and sequence in IgGs
-H and L chains (pic) (fab region)
-exact match between antigen and loops

21
Q

Loop matching antigen

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-high affinity
-induced fit
-specificity

22
Q

Therapeutic Antibody mechanisms

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-targeting extracellular ligand-receptor interactions
-antigen binding affinity is key

23
Q

Ligand-receptor interactions

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-bind to ligand or receptor (blockade)
-can lead to receptor down regulation

24
Q

Human IgA monoclonal antibody

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-blocks SARS-CoV-2 spike protein interaction with human ACE2 receptor
-forms MAb363 SARS-CoV-2 RBD complex

25
Q

Monoclonal IgG molecules effectively recognize one antigen with high affinity because

A

the sequences of the hypervariable loops are selected to exquisitely complement the 3D shape of the
antigen.

26
Q

Antigens are recognized with high affinity by antibodies because

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the sequences of three hypervariable loops are selected in an immune response to exquisitely complement the 3D shape of the antigen.

27
Q

The assigned reading “Therapeutic monoclonal antibodies,” describes several types of engineered antibody molecules that have been developed for therapeutics. Which of the names below does NOT refer to a type of therapeutic monoclonal antibody?

Fab

Fc

BiTE®

scFv

A

Fc

28
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Twelve domains compose an IgG molecule. Of these domains,

A

all have two or more cysteine residues.

29
Q

Disulfide Bridge

A

bond between light and heavy chains of Fab

30
Q

Protease

A

-cleaves backbone
-pepsin

31
Q

pepsin

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-protease
-cleaves hinge peptide
=2 Fab + Fc

32
Q

How many IgG domains

A

-12 domains
-4 variable (1 light, 1 heavy) x2
-8 constant (3 heavy, 1 light)x2

33
Q

Acidic Residues

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aspartic (R), glutamic (E)

34
Q

Basic residues

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lyseine and arginine

35
Q

receptor blockade

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-antibody binds to receptor
-ligand cannot bind to receptor
-could lead to endocytosis and removal of cell