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step 1 of PERK activation
ER stress (accumulation of misfolded proteins in ER lumen)
step 2 of PERK activation
the ER chaperone PiP is sequesterd by misfolded proteins in the ER lumen
step 3 of PERK activation
PERK releases BiP. The release of BiP by PERK leads to PERK dimerization and activation of its kinase domain. PERK phosphorylates itself and eIF2
step 4 of PERK activation
Phosphorylation of eIF2 causes global inhibition of translation but the translation of ATF increases
step 5 of PERK activation
ATF4 (transcription factor) induces expression of many stress repsonse proteins
GCN2 activated by
non-acylated tRNAs
when does the concentration of non-aceylated tRNAs increase in the cytosol?
during amino acid starvation
pathway of GCN2 and PERK to expressionof stress response genes
eIF2 is phosphorylated by GCN2 and PERK, which blocks general protein synthesis and leads to translation of ATF4 mRNA and the induction of expressionof many stress response genes
GADD34 dependent negative feed-back regulation of translational repression
ATF4 translation leads to upregulation of GADD34, which provides a scafforld for interaction between PP1 and P-eIF2a and eIF2a is dephosphorylated
Step 1 of IRE-XBP1 pathway
BiP is sequestered by misfolded proteins in th ER lumen
Step 2 of IRE-XBP1 pathway
IRE1 releases BiP; IRE1 dimerizes
step 3 of IRE-XBP1 pathway
auto- and cross-phosphoriylation in the IRE1 dimer, leading to activation of IRE1 endonuclease activity
step 4 of IRE-XBP1 pathway
IRE1 splices out an 26-nucleotide region from the XBP1 mRNA. This changes the reading frame of XBP1 and it changes the C-terminal half of the XBP1 protein.
step 5 of IRE-XBP1 pathway
XBP1s axtivates the transcription of genes that contain ER stress elements (ERSE) in their promoter
ERSE
ER stress elements