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model system characteristics
short life-cycle, techniques for genetic manipulation (inbred strains, stem cell lines, and methods of transformation) and non-specialist living requirements. sequencing of the model organism's genome, for example, by being very compact or having a low proportion of junk DNA
size, generation time, accessibility, manipulation, genetics, conservation of mechanisms, and potential economic benefit.
chemotherapy story tells about kid with cancer and what drug and gene and related 2 things
6-mercaptopurine drug. WBC, RBC, platelet crash.
gene Enzyme thiopurine methyl transferase TPMT in RBC degrades it. lower his dose to 10%.
gene needed for codeine
CYP2D6 gene
this enzyme converts codeine to morphine

need alternative drug

10% of people have
warfarin gene
CYP2C9 gene
enzyme breakdown of warfarin (coumadin)

need 80% reduction of meds

1% of people have
how many amino acids
20 we use, over 300
amino acid characteristics
alpha amino acids (alpha carbon)
carboxyl group and amino group
chiral and use L isomer
amino acids as acid/base
zwitterions
pKa of COOH ~2
pKa of NH3 ~9.5
the opposite of aromatic
aliphatic
cystinuria
autosomal recessive disorder 1/10000

transport protein that aids reabsorption from urine of cys, lys, arg is broken. Get calculi in kidneys, ureters and/or bladder.
isoelectric point
pI. molecule has no net charge

uncharged, you use the terminal amino and carboxyl groups, so pI is avg of the two pH's

if charged, map the pKa's, find the inbetween for 0 charge and avg the pKa's bordering
hydropathy
how hydrophobic. look at deltaG required to move between apolar solvent to water
PKU
phenylketonuria
lack of Phenyl hydroxylase (PAH) -> tyrosine (75% of Phe -> Tyr)

untreated -> retardation, half die by 20. Recessive. 1/20000
primary oxaluria type I
defect in Gly degradation builds up glyoxylate which is an oxalate- bad because that precipitates with Ca and forms calculi and stones