structural protiens Flashcards

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principal protein filaments in cytoskeleton

A

actin, microtubules, and intermediate filaments

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2
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cytoskeleton

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complex network of protein filaments, maintains cell shape and structure, whole-cell movement

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3
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extracellular matrix

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tissues contain materials deposited outside cells

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4
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macromolecules of ECM

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glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycans, fibrous proteins, adhesive proteins

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5
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actin function

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(1) regulation of the physical state of the cytoplasm,
(2) cell movement,
(3) formation of contractile rings in cell division

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6
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regulators of gel-sol state of the cytoplasm

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sequestering stop polymerization “sol”, cross-linnking F-actin “gel”, bundling of F-actin “gel”, fragmenting of F actins “gel” to “sol”

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actin function

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(1) regulation of the physical state of the cytoplasm,
(2) cell movement,
(3) formation of contractile rings in cell division

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8
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spectrin

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actin binding maintains RBC biconcave shape

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9
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dystrophin

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actin binding protein that links actin to basal lamina and provides tensile strength to muscle

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10
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Duchene MD

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mutation in DMD gene that encodes dystrophin,

no functional dystrophin, rapid severe muscle degeneration

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Becker MD

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mutation in DMD gene that encodes dystrophin;

partially functional dystrophin, slowly progressive muscle weakness

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