Regulation Of Protein Function Flashcards

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After an enzyme is translated onto the ribosome, wheat 6 pathways can it take?

A

Combine with a regulatory protein, Undergo phosphorylation/dephosphorylation, bind with a ligand, bind with a substrate to create a product, reach another organelle through the ER, protein degradation

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What is product inhibition?

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When the accumulation of the product of a reaction inhibits the forward reaction - enough product made

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What 2 different conformations can Allosteric enzymes exist in, as shown on the reaction rate vs conc. of substrate graph?

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T state - low affinity

R state - high affinity

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What are allosteric activators?

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Increase the proportion of enzyme in the R state

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What are allosteric inhibitors

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Increase the proportion of enzyme in the T state

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What is Covalent Modification of proteins?

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Physically attaching other groups through covalent bonds

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What protein phosphorylates an enzyme?

A

Protein Kinase

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What protein reverses this reaction?

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Protein Phosphatase

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What is an enzyme cascade?

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Every time an enzyme activates another, the signals are amplified by 1000 fold, causing an ‘amplification of signals’

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