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Title: Hemoglobin


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Hemoglobin
  • tetramer of globins (like myoglobin), or
  • dimer of ?? protomers

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Myglobin
  • Eight ?-helical segments
  • Heme

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fig 6-16a
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fig 7-3
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fig 6-23
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Identical subunits arrayed symmetrically
  • Helical
  • TMV 2130 identical subunits
  • Rotational
  • Hemoglobin C2 symmetry 2 subunits
  • Poliovirus I symmetry (icosahedral) 60 subunits
  • 30 edges 20 faces 12 vertices - 2

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fig 6-25b
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fig 6-24c
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fig 6-25a
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Factors favoring polymers
  • Coding capacity of nucleic acids in viruses
  • size of code for one aa is 4 base pairs
  • Error rate is 0.01

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Tertiary Structure determined by primary structure
  • Christian Anfinsens experiment with RNAse
  • RNAse chaotropic agent (urea) C2H5SH ?
    denatured (unfolded) protein loss of catalytic
    activity
  • denatured (unfolded) protein - urea, C2H5SH ?
    native (refolded) protein full activity

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fig 6-27
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Protein Folding
  • Cell is densely packed with proteins
  • in vitro may be easier than in vivo
  • Active Research area for years
  • Current model
  • Combination of molten globule (hydrophobic
    interaction stabilized organization and
    pre-formation of local secondary structures
    followed by supersecondary structures and whole
    domain

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Assisted Folding
  • PDI
  • Protein disulfide isomerase
  • catalyzes reshuffling of disulfide bonds
  • PPI
  • peptide prolyl isomerase
  • catalyzes cis-trans isomerization of prolines

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Chaperones
  • Hsps
  • Originally identified as protectants against high
    temperatures

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fig 6-30
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Chaperonins
  • GroEL/GroES system
  • up to 15 of E. Coli proteins
  • up to 30 under heat stress

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fig 6-31
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fig 6-31a
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