Cell Cycle Control

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preparation for DNA replication and growth in cell mass, faithful duplication of the genome, monitoring for damaged DNA and preparation for mitosis, chromosome segregation and division

G1 phase entails _________, S phase entails ______, G2 entails ________, and M phase entails _________.

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mid-to-late G1, either progress through the cell cycle or go to G0

The R point is in _______ and is when the cell make the decision to ________

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cyclin D accumulates and complexes with Cdk4/6 and CKIs are downregulated

Before the R point…

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S phase transcription factors are activated and cyclin E/A accumulate and complex with Cdk2

After the R point…

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Centriole duplication, histone synthesis, DNA replication

_____ and ____ occur in S phase, ending with _______.

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cyclin D-Cdk4/6

The _____ complex is dominant in G1 and decreases in G2

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cyclin E-Cdk2

The _______ complex is dominant in early S phase

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cyclin A-Cdk2

The ______ complex is dominant in G2

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cyclin B-Cdk1

The ______ complex is dominant at G2-M

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serine threonine kinases, inactive as monomers, bound to a cyclin

CDKs are ________ that are ______ and become active when ______

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PSTAIRE motif, mediates cyclin binding

A hallmark of the CDK family is the ________, which _______

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ATP is in an unfavourable position, T loop blocks the substrate cleft and prevents substrate binding, L12 helix constrains T loop and ATP configuration

In the CDK ground state, ______, ______, and the ______

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Reversible phosphorylation

______ regulates cyclin-Cdk kinase activities

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conformational change, cyclin packs against PSTAIRE, T loop and STAIRE are pushed in, E51 is rotated and correctly configures ATP, L12 helix melts to a beta sheet, T loop is directed away from the substrate cleft, exposing T161, N and C lobes rotate, T loop and N lobe interaction, Y15 close to the catalytic site, directs substrate to CDK

When cyclin binds CDK, this induces ________ wherein _________, ________, and _______. _______ and ________, allowing substrate binding and ______. _______, preventing ______ and bringing _______. Cyclin then _________.

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site of activating phosphorylation and blocks the substrate binding site

The T loop of CDK contains the…

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CAK phosphorylates T161 leading to stabilization of T loop position, cyclin binding, T161 phosphorylation

After cyclin binds CDK ________, leading to _______ and ______. ______ leads to further activation.

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tyrosine kinase, phosphorylates Y15, inactivate CDK

Wee1 is a ______ that ________, functioning to _______

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dual specific kinase, phosphorylates Y15 and T14, inactivate CDK

Myt1 is a _____ that _______, functioning to ______

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blocking phosphate transfer

Y15 phosphorylation inactivates CDK by…

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blocking ATP binding

T14 phosphorylation inactivates CDK by…

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phosphatase, removes phosphate from Y15 and T14, activating cyclin-CDK kinase activity

Cdc25 is a _______ that ________, thus _______.

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T14 and Y15, T161

Phosphorylation of _____ inhibits CDKs while phosphorylation of _____ activates CDKs

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cyclin proteolysis via ubiquitination, T14 and Y15 phosphorylation by Wee1 and Myt1, and CKI binding

Negative regulation mechanisms of CDKs include:

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cyclin binding, T14 and Y15 dephosphorylation by Cdc25, T loop T161 phosphorylation by CAK, and CKI removal

Positive regulation mechanisms of CDKs include:

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5, T161 phosphorylation, 100

Cyclin binding leads to conformational change that properly orients ATP for catalysis, resulting in __-fold activation, but _______ is required for full (_____-fold) activation

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blocking ATP binding and phosphate transfer

Phosphorylation of T14 and Y15 inhibit CDK activity by…

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monomeric CDK, cyclin is bound to CDK

T14 and Y15 are inaccessible in ______ but become exposed when ______

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kinase inhibitory protein, CKIs, p21, p27, and p57

The KIP (______) family are a group of _____ including:

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inhibitor of CDK4, CKIs, p16, p14, p15, p18

The INK4 (______) family are a group of ____ including:

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stoichiometric inhibitors, bind directly to CDK complexes, halt the cell cycle under stress

CKIs are _______ that _______ functioning to ______.

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Cip1, all CDKs, p53 dependent, elevated in terminally differentiated cells, quiescence

p21 (aka ____) inhibits ______. Its transcription is ______, expression is ______, and is a marker of _____.

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Kip1, all CDKs, sequence homology with p21, induced by TGF-beta and cell-cell contact, elevated in quiescent cells

p27 (aka ____) inhibits _____. It shares ______ and is ______. Expression is ________.

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blocking substrate interaction, destabilising ATP binding, and blocking T loop CAK phosphorylation

p21 and p27 block cyclin-Cdk dimer activity by…

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Cdk4 and Cdk6, structurally similar, no similarity to Cip/Kip, inhibiting binding of Cdk4/6 to D cyclins

INK4 family members associate with and inhibit _______— family members are _____ and there is ______. They work by…

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INK4a, inhibitor of CDK4/6

p16 (aka _____) is an…

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14 ARF, 19 ARF, no amino acid similarity

p____ and p_____ are alternate reading frame proteins encoded by p16 locus— they have ______ to p16 or other proteins

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INK4b, adjacent to INK4 locus, co-deleted with p16, upregulated by TGF-beta, displaces p27 which is then free to bind cyclin E-Cdk2 to arrest G1

p15 (aka _____) is ______, frequently _____, and _______ (which ______)

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INK4 family member predominantly expressed in hematopoietic cells

p18 is a…

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cyclin A-Cdk2, binds cyclin groove to block substrate interaction, destabilises ATP binding and binds the T loop to block CAK

p27 binds ______, wherein the N-terminus _______ and the C-terminus _______. Sequence conservation suggests similar mechanisms for p21 and p57.

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inserting a peptide arm into the CDK active site thus physically blocking ATP binding and substrate interaction

The Cip/Kip family of CDK inhibitors works by…

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Cdk6, opposite from cyclin at the catalytic cleft thus distorting the ATP binding site, attracts T loop and prevents substrate entry and T161 phosphorylation

p19 binds _____, specifically binding ______ which ________. p19 contacts ______ and sequence conservation suggests similar mechanisms for p15, p16, and p18

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inhibit Cdk-cyclin binding ad inhibit activity of preassembled complexes

INK4 proteins can both…