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Globular and Fibrous Proteins

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Globular and Fibrous Proteins

  1. Globular

    • Hemeproteins
      • Haemoglobin
        • found only in RBCs
        • transport oxygen around the body
          • can also transport H+ and CO2
        • composed of 2 identical dimers
          • held together by hydrophobic interactions
            • hydrophobic AAs are on the interior of the monomer and on the outside surface in contact with the other polypeptide of the same dimer
          • every haemoglobin can bind to 4 oxygen molecules
      • Myoglobin
        • present in heart and skeletal muscles
        • reservoir and carrier of oxygen
        • single polypeptide
          • folded in 8 stretches of alpha-helices
            • stabilised by hydrophobic interactions
          • non-polar AAs in the interior
          • polar and charged AAs on the surface
        • oxygen bound by iron
      • Heme structure
        • Iron can form 6 bonds
          • 4 with porphyrin nitrogens
          • 2 additional: 1 above and 1 below ring
  2. Fibrous

    • Collagen
      • 3 polypeptides wound in a triple helix
        • made of alpha chains
          • rich in Pro and Gly
          • also contains: hydroxyproline and hydroxylysine, which stabilises structure with H bonds
      • Fibril forming
        • Type 1
          • Skin, bone tendon, blood vessels, cornea
        • Type 2
          • Cartilage, intervertebral disc
        • Type 3
          • Blood vessels, fetal skin
      • Network forming
        • Type 4
          • Basement membrane
        • Type 7
      • Fibril associated
        • Type 9
          • Cartiliage
        • Type 12
          • Tendons, ligaments
    • Elastin
      • In connective tissues
        • Lungs, arteries, ligaments
      • Can be stretched and return to their normal length
      • Made from tropoelastin
        • rich in small, non-polar AAs
        • It is secreted in the extracellular space
          • Fibrillin acts as a scaffold for tropoelastin
        • Cross links form between lysyl side chains
          • Desmosine
    • In extracellular matrix

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Medicine (Cell components and communication) Mind Map on Globular and Fibrous Proteins, created by Lucy Smith on 11/14/2018.
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