summer BICH exam 1

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how many oxygens do myoglobin bingd?

one molecule Oxygen

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how many oxygens foes hemoglobin bind ?

4 molecules of oxygen

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where is myoglobin located ?

in the muscle

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what is the function of myoglobin ?

oxygen storage, binds O2 when not needed by tissues, releases it when necessary

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what is the structure of myoglobin consists of ?

single polypeptide chain with 1 heme ground

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what is the shape of myoglobin O2 binding curve ?

hyperbolic

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what does a hyperbolic shaped curve indicate ?

high affinity, doesn’t easily give up oxygen

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where is hemoglobin located at ?

red blood cells

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what is the function of hemoglobin

transport of oxygen from lungs to tissue, binds O2 in lungs nad releases it in tissue

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what is the structure of hemoglobin ?

tetramer and 4 heme group

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what does deoxyhemoglobin mean

it menas there is low affinity and it has a low oxygen state

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what does oxyhemoglobin mean

high affinity, saturated with oxygen

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what is a heme

a prosthetic group with a protoporphyring ring and a ferrous iron that binds O2 in Mb and Hb

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what is Myoglobin heme group ?

protoporphyrin ring with ferrous iron bound

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what is structure like?

spherical ( globular), contains 8 helices, bends between helices

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what is the role of iron in heme

Iron ( fe2+) binds oxygen and is coordinated by 4 nitrogens of the porphyrin rings, one from proximal His, and optionally one from oxygen

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what type of proteins are Mb and Hb?

globular proteins that reversibly bind oxygen

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what is the hill coefficeint (n) for Mb?

n=1 ( non-cooperative binding)

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how many subunits and heme groups does Hb have ?

4 subunits ( 2 a, 2b) and 4 heme groups

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what is the Hill coefficeint (n) for Hb?

n=3 ( positive cooperativity)

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what is p50?

the partial pressure O2 at which the protein is 50% saturated

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what does a lower p50 mean ?

higher affinity for oxygen

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which has lower p50 Mb or Hb?

Mb ( Mb=2.8 torr , Hb=26torr )

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what is Mb p50 value ?

2.8 torr

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what is Hb P50 value ?

26 torr

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what is the dissociation constant (kd)

the concentration of ligand at which half of the proteins binding site are occupied

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what is the relationship between Kd and affinity ?

inverse- lower Kd= higher affinity

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why is CO dangerous >

Co binds to heem 200x stronger than O2 blocking oxygen binding

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what structural feature of Mb/Hb helps reduce CO binding ?

distal histidine ( His E7) causes steric hindrance, favoring angled binding of O2

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what is the Hill equation used >

describes cooperative binding and helps calculate P50 and the Hill coefficient (n)

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if N>1 in the Hill equation, what does that indicate?

positive cooperatively ( ie Hb)

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what is the order of event based on structural changes occuring for oxygen binding in the first subunit of Hb?

  1. movement of iron into the pane of the protoporhyrin ring

  2. HisF8 relocates

  3. movement of helix F

  4. breaking of hydrophilic between dimers

  5. 15* rotation collapse of central cavity

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