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    BIBC 100 Structural Biochemistry TA: Lydiesther MartinezDr. Montal [email protected] 11 Section: Mon 7pm

    HUMAN GROWTHHORMONE (HGH)

    y GHMotif: 4-helix bundle UUDDy Induces dimerization of its specific receptor (GHR) essential for

    intracellular activationy Defects in signaling pathway can lead to disease. 2 extremes

    o Increased growth gigantism Acromegaly big hands, feet, jaws

    o Decreased growth drawrfismy Receptor looks like immunoglobulin,

    o loops connecting domains are criticaly Hormone lodged between monomers at level ofloops

    o Create cavity for hormoney Receptor exists as monomerin membraney Hormone binds to ONE monomer, triggers change to surface, to

    dimerizey 31 side chains are forming interaction

    PROTEIN STABILITY

    o Name four things helpful in providing protein stability1. Disulfied bonds/bridges2. Dipole stability3. Filing cavity of HB core4. AA change ie gly proline

    MUTAGENESIS

    o Engineers experimented with several strategies to stabilize the T4 Lysozyme.Which strategy worked?Interpret their results from this graph.

    o Mutant T4 lysozymes were engineeredo They had either 1, 2 or 3 possible disulfide bridgeso Tm measured for oxidized and reduced states of each mutanto Results: all mutants were more stable than the wild type in

    oxidized form/with disulfide bridges.o The results were additive, so that the stability increased with

    the number of disulfide bridge