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    Experimental Methods Class Notes June 6, 2001

    Class Notes: June 6

    Mutations and SNPs:

    we use SNPs for Mappin

    !enot"pin: to identif" indi#idual enomes

    P$%0s are a famil" of en&"mes in the li#erthat modif" drus and determine whether a

    dru will wor' in the human meta(olism or

    not)

    *ou +an impro#e the odds of dru su++ess

    (" +omparin results to people with the+orre+t- SNP at the p$%0 of +hoi+e)

    S+reenin is +arried out ("

    +on#entional methods

    S+annin lare populations is done

    (" mi+roarra"s, PC., or se/uen+in)

    Microarray screening of SNPs

    Why cant you unboil an egg?

    Can proteins repli+ateNo, (ut the" +an +ause other proteins to unfold)

    1

    !enomi+ N

    PC. frament: reion of

    interest

    PC.

    S"stemati+all" +hane ea+h

    olio (" one (ase pair)

    106possiblecompounds

    1000 possiblecompounds

    100 possiblecompounds

    Today thebottleneckis here, and itsCaused bymetabolism

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    Experimental Methods Class Notes June 6, 2001

    Stanle" Pruissner is a s+ientist who dis+o#ered prions, the unfolded proteins that

    sometimes +ause disease li'e Mad Cow)

    a#id Eisen(ur is a 3C4 professor who wants to ma'e a data(ase of fun+tionall"5

    related proteins)

    Protein Folding

    Su+l"+in is a protease +ommonl" found in deterents and +onta+t lens solutions)

    Chaperones

    e)) eat Sho+' Proteins 7SP8 that a++elerate protein foldin)

    Protein synthesis

    appens in the ri(osome

    4in'ed (" peptide (ond 7C5N8

    lwa"s unidire+tional: from N5terminal to C5terminal)

    9he primar" ri(osome produ+t is a pol"peptide +hain)o lwa"s 1 ene 1 m.N s"nthesis of pol"peptide +hains

    o 20 natural amino a+ids

    "drophili+

    "dropho(i+

    +idi+

    asi+

    Sulpher5+ontainin

    o Non5natural amino a+ids

    Can (e used as pro(es

    Perhaps in spe+ial drus)

    Protein Structure

    Primar": the amino a+id se/uen+e)

    Se+ondar" : the ; stru+ture, 5heli+es, ?5sheets, and

    re#erse turns)

    9ertiar" : the ; +onfiuration and how it fits with other proteins)

    @uaternar" : intera+tion (etween pol"peptide +hain su(unitsA for example,

    homodimers 7sinle su(units8 and heterodimers 7multi5su(units8)

    omains: the tertiar" or se+ondar" stru+ture

    Compa+t lo(ular unit whi+h +ontains the fun+tional part of a protein)

    Ma" point toward eneti+ and +ellular heredit" of proteins)

    Motif: se/uen+es not asso+iated with stru+ture

    Pol"peptide se/uen+es that are asso+iated with fun+tion)

    Note: domains and motifs are shared a+ross a famil" of proteins)

    2

    Good test question:

    Can proteinss"nthesi&e from (oth

    N5terminal to C5

    terminal

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    Experimental Methods Class Notes June 6, 2001

    *ou +an predi+t motifs from se/uen+es, (ut it is hard to predi+t domains)

    Posttranslational !odifications

    Proteol"ti+ pro+essin 7e)) (lood +lottin8

    o Bor se+retionleader peptides

    o na+ti#e to a+ti#e en&"me: &"moensinsulin Proteol"ti+all" pro+essed, these en&"mes ha#e different +ellDoran

    sour+es)

    o iral assem(l": #iral m.N to protein is pro+essed (" #iral proteases)

    o Pol"peptide spli+in: +an+a#alin , final pol"peptide is a spli+ed #ariant

    of the oriinal)

    o lteration of +hain termini

    N5terminal met is atta+hed with a form"l roup)

    +et"lation of N5terminus

    !l"+os"l5phosphate mem(rane an+hors atta+h to +ell mem(ranes

    of solu(le proteins)

    9he followin t"pes of +hanes +an (e predi+ted:

    !l"+os"lation

    o N5lin'ed: mostl" in E).) and on sn

    o F5lin'ed: SerD9hr in oli (odies

    4ipid atta+hment: to tether solu(le proteins to mem(ranes

    o E)) m"ristol, palmito"l, et+)

    Phosphor"lation

    o Primaril" at F roups of Ser, 9hr, or 9"r

    isulphide (ond formation: (onds (etween two +"stines

    Why deter!ine protein structure?

    Stru+ture determines fun+tion

    enotes relationships (etter than se/uen+e

    Small mole+ules often alter protein fun+tion (" alterin lo+al stru+tures

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