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P53 inactivated by what
Point mutations
p53 mutations
only 1 (missense) mutation is needed to inactivate the p53 tetramer
p53 haplo
p53 is haploinsufficient
RB haplo
RB is haplosufficient bc losing 1 doesn’t change its function
p53 knock-in point mutation experiment
wild type and mutated type alleles present will inhibit the p53 function
p53 knock-in deletion experiment
wild type and null alleles present is almost normal p53 function
tumor suppressor 2 hit model
loss of tumor suppressor function need BOTH copies to be deleted (p53 is exception)
ARF and p53
E2F regulates ARF which inhibits MDM2 which activates p53
What happens in G1/S checkpoint
In response to stress p53 induces expression of p21
Degradation of Cdc25 phosphatase
what is p53 targeting in G1/S checkpoint
CDK 2 and 1 complexes
what does degradation of Cdc25 phosphatase in G1/S checkpoint do
Cdc25 removes inhibitory phosphates on CDKs, so degrading inhibits cell cycle
what is p21
a CDK inhibitor
how does inhibiting CDK 2 during G1/S affect cell cycle progression?
You are going to pause progression
what happens in G2/M checkpoint
ATM and ATR activated they activate p53 and checkpoint kinases
checkpoint kinases degrade CDC25 or phosphorylate p53
p21, 1433, GADD45 complex upregulated

what does 1433 complex do?
binds to phosphorylated CDC2 or CDK1 and results in its nuclear export
also sequesters CDC 25
what does GAD45 do
Binds to cyclin B, CDK1 complexes and breaks their interaction
inhibits bc CDKS need cyclins to be activated
What happens in S phase checkpoint
911 complex activates ATM which activates Chk2 which inhibits CDC25A
No p53
does not completely halt cell like the other checkpoints (gradual slowdown instead)

When are cells responsive to mitogenic growth factors and TGFB?
During G1
Cyclin B pairing

With CDC2/CKD1
Cyclin D pairing

CDK4/6
Cyclin E pairing

CDK2
Cyclin A pairing
CDK2 and CDC2/CDK1
When is cyclin B active
M phase
When is cyclin D active
G1
When is cyclin E active

Late G1
When is cyclin A active
CDK2 in S

CDC2/CDK1 in S and G2