Lecture 12 Flashcards

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1
Q

Preproinsulin is converted to proinsulin in the ER where the _____ sequence is removed. Then, proinsulin becomes insulin in the golgi where the ____ chain is cut out, leaving behind the ____ and ____ chains connected by _____ bonds. _____ _______ is an autosomal dominant disorder in which _____ cleavage is defective, leading to equal amounts of insulin and partially cleaved ______ in the blood. Heterozygotes are NOT diabetic.

A

Signal sequence

C chain

A

B

Disulfide

Familial Hyperproinsulinemia

Proinsulin

Proinsulin

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Insulin’s ___ peptide is relatively stable in plasma and can be used to distinguish between DM type 1 and 2.

A

C peptide

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In the clotting pathway, ____ and factors ___, ____, and ____ contain gamma-carboxylation residues formed by vitamin ___.

A

Prothrombin

VII

IX

X

Vitamin K

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_____ is a virus that takes advantage of inactivation of proteins via proteolytic cleavage. It’s protease cleaves ____, which reduces cap-dependent scanning and thus translation of host cell proteins. The resultant cleaved protein (___) can still initiate translation of the viral proteins via ______.

A

Polio

eIF4G

4G (Polio doesn’t need LTE; it works on that “4G”)

IRES

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Protein folding processes are accelerated by enzymes. Protein _____ isomerases (shuffle this type of bond to find the conformation most suitable for the protein..) Peptidyl ____ isomerases internconvert cis- and trans- forms of proline. _____ discourage improper interactions.

A

Protein Disufide isomerases

Peptidyl Prolyl isomerases

Chaperones

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Protein turnover is a process mediated by labeling of target proteins with ____ and subsequent cleavage by a ______. There are 3 enzymes involved with the labeling step:

  1. E1 - _____ ______ enzyme
  2. E2 - _____ _______ enzyme
  3. E3 - _____ ______ (mainly responsibly for the specificity of the protein targeted for degradation.)
A

Ubiquitin

Proteosome

Ubiquitin Activation enzyme

Ubiquitin Conjugation enzyme

Ubiquitin Ligase

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The ____-terminal of proteins largely dictate the half-life of the protein (Serine –> >20hrs, while aspartate–> about 3mins). So to do _____ sequences (when present, the protein has a shorter half-life.)

A

N-terminal

PEST sequences

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