Symmetry Flashcards
What are 3 types of point group symmetry?
- Cyclic (C) symmetry
- Dihedral (D) symmetry
- Polyhedral symmetry (tedrahedral, octahedral, icosahedral)
Hemagglutinin
C3 symmetry
GroES (the cap of a protein folding machine)
C7 symmetry
GroEL (the body of a protein folding machine)
D7 symmetry
Pyruvate dehydrogenase
Octahedral symmetry
Tetrahedral symmetry
if there is one subunit type, then a complex contains 12 subunits
Octahedral symmetry
if there is one subunit type, then a complex contains 24 subunits
Icosahedral symmetry
if there is one subunit type, then a complex contains 60 subunits
___ symmetry yields fibers
Helical (actin fibers)
___ is the most abundant cytosolic protein in eukaryotic cells
Actin
____ binds ATP which it can hydrolyze. It can also bind calcium.
G-actin
Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) adapts _____ symmetry
helical
What is the symmetry of the B-pentamer of cholera toxin and enterotoxin?
C5 cyclic symmetry
Protein Disulfide Isomerase (PDI) starts in the ____ form and ends in the ____ form when it is helping form a proper disulfide bond when the disulfides are wrongly connected.
reduced, reduced
Protein Disulfide Isomerase (PDI) starts in the ____ form and ends in the ____ form when it is helping form a proper disulfide bond when the disulfides are not yet formed.
oxidized, reduced
