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DNA polymerase I; II; III
I = removes primer and fills gap on lagging strand; 5'-3- exonuclease activity
- analogous to episolon in eurkaryotes

III = leading strand and ozakzaki framents; 3'-5' exonuclease
- leading = delta eukaryote
- lagging = alpha eukaryote
req. to make
pyrimadine

purine
pyrimidine = made from orotic acid then PRPP added
- need Carbamyol phosphate & aspartate

Purine = made from IMP
- need aspartate, glutamine, and glycine, and THF
Purine salvage
- ADA if not present too much ATP present negatively feedback inhibits purine synthesis
- ADA needed to go Adenosine -> inosine
- hence prevents DNA synthesis -> lymphocyte depletion -> SCID

- HGPRT = salvages purines if not present Lesch-Nyhan and gout (XR)
Orotic aciduria

OTC
OTC = XD
- def leads to an accumulation of carbamoyl phosphate which then gets converted by CPSII to OROTIC ACID
- high OROTIC ACID and high AMMONIA

- Orotic aciduria = AR
- def in pyrimidine synthesis (orotic acid PRT or orotidine-phosphate decarboxylase
- MEGALOBLASTIC ANEMIA that cannot be corrected w/ folate or b12
- high OROTIC ACID no ammonia
RNA polymerase that makes
mRNA
rRNA
tRNA
prokaryotes = only 1 RNA polymerase

Eukaryotes =
- RNA poly I = rRNA
- RNA poly II = mRNA; opens DNA at promoter site; makes snRNPs; and a-amantin (muschrooms) poisons this; LIVER FAILURE
- RNA poly III = tRNA
Promoter
-where RNA polymerase and TFs bind to DNA

- upstream (AT rich)
- CAAT and TATA
Enhancer

Silencer
- stretch of DNA that alters gene expression by binding TFs

- close to; far; or w/ in gene it regulates
RNA processing
- occurs in NUCLEUS
- after TRANSCRIPTION
1.) 5' cap (7-methylguanosine)
2.) Polyadenylation on 3' end (200 As)
3.) Splicing ofintrons

called mRNA when capped and tailed

- METHYLATION OF 5'-GUANINE CAP IS ONLY PART THAT OCCURS OUTSIDE THE NUCLEUS (SAM)
hnRNA
- heterogeneous nuclear RNA

- initial transcript
exons
- coding region
introns
noncoding region
t-RNA
where does AA bind?
3' end = always CCA
AA=tRNA synthetase
- uses ATP
- proofreads its self

mischarged = right codon but wrong AA attached
APE
- A site = incoming Aminoacyl
- P = growing peptide
- e = empty/exit
posttranslation modification
-Trimming = Removal of N or C terminal propeptides from zymogens to generate mature proteins

Covalent alterications = phophorylation, glycosylation, and hydroxylation

Proteasomal degradation = attachment of ubiquitin to defective proteins to tag for breakdown
CDKs
and
cyclins
- CDKs; constutive and inactive
- cyclins = regualtory proteins phas specific; activate CDKs
- cyclin/CDK complexes = be both activated and inactived for cell cycle to progress
G1 check point
CDK2-cyclin D and E -> progression
stable (quienescent)

labile
Stable (quiescent) = enter G1 from G0 when stimulated = hepatocytes, lymphocytes

Labile = never go to G0 = divide rapidly = bone marrow, gut epithelium, skin, hair
RER
- site of synthesis of proteins that are secreted and - N-linked oligosaccharide addition to proteins

Nissle body (RER in neurons) = make enzymes and pepitde neurotransmitters

Free ribosomes = unbound in cytosol site of cytosolic and organellar proteins
SER
- steroid synthesis
- detoxification (drugs and poison)

- high in liver and adrenal cortex
RNA polymerase I
= makes 45 sRNA in nucleolus
- combines w/ 5 sRNA (made outside nucleolus by RNA poly II)
- splits into 2 subunits
1.) 40s RNA (18 sRNA)
2.) 60 s RNA (28s 5.8s and 5s)
- these are transported thru nuclear pores into cytoplasm
- assembly into ribosomes
O- oligosaccharides
- added to serine and threonine in GOLGI
COPI and II
COPI = retrograde = Golgi -> ER

COPII = anterograde = RER -> cis-Golgi
I cell disease
- failure of 6-mannose phosphate attachment
- enzymes secreted outsid ethe cell

- COARSE FACIES; CLOUDED CORNEAS; RESTRICTED JOINT MOVEMENT; HIGH plasma levels of lysosomal enzymes
- FATAL
microtubuel
- 24 nm
- each a or B tubulin has 2GTP attached

- FLAGELLA, CILIA, MITOTIC SPINDLES, AXOPLASMIC TRANSPORT IN NEURONS
molecular motor proteins
DYNEIN = retrograde = + -> -
KINESIN = anterograde = - -> -

ATP powered

- tubulin movement connected
Chediak-higashi
- imcrotubule polymerization defect resulting in DEC PHAGOCYTOSIS

- RECURRENT PYOGENIC INFXNs,
- PARTIAL ALBINO
- PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
Cilia structure and disease assoc
- 9+2 arrangement of MIRCOTUBULE

- DYNEIN - ATPase that links the 9 doublets; allowing the MOVEMENT

KARTAGENERS = AR
- IMMOTILE CILIA
- due to dynein arm defect
- INFERTILITY both SEXES
- BRONCHIECTASIS and RECURRENT SINUSITIS

- Assoc. w/ SITUS INVERSUS
Vimentin
connective tissue
desmin
muscle
Ouabain
- inhibits Na/K atpase

- binds to K+ site
Safarin
- stains red

- CARTILAGE; MAST CELLS; MUCIN
Type I collagen
BONE
SKIN
TENDON
dentin
fascia
CORNEA
LATE WOUND REPAIR
Type IV collagen
BM
Type II collagen
CARTILAGE (including hyaline)
VITREOUS BODY

NUCLEUS PULPOSUS
Type III collagen
RETICULIN

- skin, blood vessels, uterus, fetal tissue, granulation tissue
Collagen synthesis
1.) RER = translation forms alpha chains (preprocollagen)

2.) RER = hydroxylation of proline and lysine (VIT C)

3.) RER = glycosylation of pro-alpha chain lysine residue
- formsaiton fo PROCOLAGEN = tiple helix of 3 alpha helix
4.) exocytosis of PROCOLLAGEN

5.) Proteolytic processing = transforms to INSOLUBLE TROPOCOLLAGEN

6.) CROSS-linking = lysine-hydroxylysine by LYSYL OXIDASE (Copper) tomake COLLAGEN FIBRILS
Most frequaently affected collagen in EHlers-danlos
-type III

- joint dislocation; BERRY aneurysm; organ rupture
Osteogenesis Imperfecta
- AD
- TYPE II is fatal in utero
- abnormal TYPE I COLLAGEN = BRITTLE BONE DISEASE; child abuse
- multiple fxs; BLUE SCLERA; HEARING LOSS; DENTAL IMPERFECTIONs lack of dentin; poor wound healing
Alport's syndrome
XR
- abnormal type IV colalgen
- HEREDITARY NEPHRITIS and DEAFNESS and ocular disturbances
Elastin
- stretchy protein w/in lungs, large arteries, elastic ligament, vocal cords, ligamenta flava
- rich in nonglycosylated proline and glycine

- TROPOELASTIN w/ FIBRILLIN SCAFFOLDING
- destroyed by elastase which is normally inhibited by a1-antitrypsin

MARFANS = defect in FIBRILLIN
PCR
1.) DENATURE = 95C (200 F)
2.) ANNEAL = 55C (131 F)
3.) ELONGATION = 72C (175 F)

100 -> 50 -> 75
Southern BLOT
- DNA

- radiolabed DNA probe
NORTHERN
- RNA

- radiolabeled DNA prob
WESTERN
- PRotein

- labeled Antibody
constitutive

conditional
consititutive = random insertion

conditional = targeted insertion

synthesize = factor 8, insulin, GH
Cre-loz manipulate gnes at specific development points using an antibiotic-controlled promoter
- to study a gene whose deletion causes embryonic death

- CRE-LOX system
RNAi
dsRNA synthesize that is complementary to mRNA of interest

- when in human cells -> separates and promotes degradation of target mRNA

- KNOCKING DOWN GENE EXPRESSION
cDNA
complimentary DNA
- created by RT
p21
CDK inhibitor that blocks cell-cycle progression
Gq pathway
PIP2 ----- Phospholipase C ---> IP3 and DAG

IP3 = causes release of calcium from ER

DAG and Ca+2 activated Protein Kinase C