membrane proteins bsci 420,421lecture 16oct 8,9, 2002 “and you shall know the truth, and the truth...
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Membrane Proteins
BSCI 420,421 Lecture 16 Oct 8,9, 2002
“And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free.”
-Jesus of Nazareth
MEMBRANE PROTEINS are associated with the lipid bilayerIn several different ways: Most are transmembrane proteins: 1. Single pass helix, 2. multiplehelicesbarrels.4. Others are anchored in one layer by a helix.These are all Integral membrane proteins (can be removed only by dissolving the membrane with a solvent or detergent).
5&6 are integral proteins bound by lipid anchors in the bilayer,Either a prenyl chain or a phospholipid.7&8 are peripheral membrane proteins: These associate with Integral proteins by protein-protein interactions & can be removed by high salt rinses.
Beta barrels-beta sheets wrapped around a water filled pore.
(hydrophobic AAs out, hydrophilic Aas in) 1. A Receptor2. A lipase enzyme3. A Channel4. An iron transporter
Membrane proteins are delivered to specific membrane compartments or domains and kept there by junctionsor domain boundaries. E.g. in epithelia, tight jxs separateapical from basolateral proteins.