Quart Complexes Flashcards

1
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What is the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex made of

A

3 enzymes

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2
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Name the 3 enzymes that make up pyruvate dehydrogenase complex

A

Pyruvate dehydrogenase (E1), Dihydrolipoyl transacetylase (E2), Dihydrolipoyl dehydrogenase (E3)

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3
Q

Describe the size of PDH complex in mammals

A

50nm in diameter and 5 times bigger than entire ribsome

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4
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How is the substrate of PDH channelled?

A

Via a swinging arm action of lipoyllysyl of E2

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5
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what is a multimer?

A

a multisubunit protein

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6
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Multimeric proteins can have how many subunits

A

from 2 to 100 subunits

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7
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What is an ogliomer

A

Multimer with just a few subunits

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8
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What is the repeating structural unit in a multimeric protein called

A

Protomer

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9
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Ogliomers can have what type of symmetry?

A

rotational or helical

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10
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Describe rotational/helical symmetry

A

subunits can be superimposed on others by rotation about one or more rotational axes or by a helical rotation

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11
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describe the difference between rotational and helical symmetry in proteins

A

Proteins with rotational symmetry have subunits that are closely packed to form closed structures.
Proteins with helical symmetry tend to form structures that are more open-ended with spiral form.

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12
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Name 3 types of rotational symmetry

A

cyclic, dihedral and icosahedral

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13
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Describe cyclic symmetry

A
  • rotation about a single axis
  • Cn
  • axis is described as an n-fold roational axis
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14
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Describe dihedral symmetry

A
  • twofold rotational axis intersects an n fold axis at right angles
  • Dn
  • 2n protomers
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15
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Describe icosahedral symmetry

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  • Regular 12 cornered polyhedron have 20 equilateral triangular faces
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16
Q

Where does helical symmetry also occur?

A

Caspids

17
Q

proteins with subunits arranged in helical filaments can also form what

A

long, fibrous structures such as the actin filaments of muscle