Small PTMs Flashcards

1
Q

ATP

A
  • always in excess
  • recycled 1000-1500 times/day
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2
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phosphorylation targets

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  • polar (OH side chains)
  • basic
  • acidic
  • Cys
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3
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A. kinome

A

918

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4
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Protein Kinase A

A
  • aka cAMP-dependent protein kinase
  • promotes glycogen -> glucose during flight/fight (but multifunctional)
  • 290aa kinase domain
  • regulated by Regulatory Subunit
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5
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Protein kinase A cascade

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1) phosphorylates phosphorylase kinase
2) phosphorylates glycogen phosphorylase
3) glycogen -> glucose-1-phosphate

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6
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PKA activation

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1) adrenaline activates GPCR
2) GPalpha released, binds to adenylate cyclase
3) Regulatory subunit dissociates from cAMP
4) phosphorylated by PDK1 in activation loop; folds to orient catalytic residues

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7
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PKA inactivation

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  • cAMP hydrolysis
  • Regulatory subunit binds
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8
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Dephosphorylation

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  • 189 in humans (mostly for cysteine)
  • 0.89% proteome
  • 10 different folds
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9
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Methylation

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  • can occur on acidic and basic N and C termini
  • N and O methylation
  • S-adenosyl-methionine derived using MT
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10
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MTs

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  • humans: 51
  • A. thaliana: 49
  • SET domains
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11
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His methylation

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  • SETD8 methylates beta-actin His73
  • decreases ATP-hydrolysis
  • setd3 knockout: reduced progeny due to birth defects
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12
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Lys methylation

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  • FliB methylates Salmonella
  • promotes hydrophobic cell adhesion and invasion via hydrophobic epithelial interaction
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13
Q

H3K4me

A

active

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14
Q

H3K9me

A

constitutive heterochromatin

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15
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H3K27me

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facultative heterochromatin

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16
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Demethylation

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  • O-methylation requires hydrolysis, releasing methanol
  • N-methylation requires FAD-cofactor reduction and hydrolysis
  • lysine specific HDMs
17
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acetylation

A
  • general at N-terminus
  • regulatory at Lys
18
Q

N-terminal acetylation

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  • 85% human proteins
  • NATs with GNAT domains
19
Q

NATs

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  • 8 in eukaryotes
  • 3 in bacteria
  • 1 in archaea
20
Q

Lysine acetylation

A

KATs, HATs and GNATs

21
Q

KATs

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  • 17 in humans
  • 12 in arabidopsis
22
Q

Deacetylation

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  • KDACs, HDACs (share the same KDAC fold)
  • 18 in humans and arabidopsis
23
Q

H3K27ac

A

activates transcription