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Metabolism of Proteins
Le Thi Hong Nhung, PhD
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology, HUS
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Contents
II. Amino acid synthesis and degradation
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1. Translation:
Synthesis of protein
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Genetic code: A is a triplet of nucleotidescodon
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= 16 different combination
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= 64 different combination
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Genetic code: Degeneracy
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Genetic code: Degeneracy
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Genetic code: Universal
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Genetic code: non-overlaping
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Không gi l ên nhau
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Genetic code: non-skipping
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Genetic code: read from 5-3Õ
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Đc l i n mch
chi u đc 5' -> 3'
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Genetic code: mutant resistant
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Translational Frameshifting and RNA Editing
Affect How the Code Is Read
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Kháng đ t bi ến
Quá trình dch khung s a đi RNA
Chuyn dch khung o RNA khác nhau ( vi khuđc t n)
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RNA editing: deamination reactions
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RNA editing
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Loi Ami n
Nêu c đ c đi m ca mã
di t r uy n ( 8)
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Summary
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tein Biosynthesis Takes Place in Five
ges
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Mã b 3
không đã nghÿa
thoái hóa
không gi
l i ên t c
kháng đ t bi nế
đc theo chi u
5' - 3'
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Initiation of p ukaryotes
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1. Yếu t dịch
2. Liên kết mRNA
3. Elongation ->
Hình thành liên
kết peptide
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Elongation
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Elongation
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Kéo dài
Kết t húc khi hì nh t hành l i ên k t pept i de ế
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Elongation
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Termination
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Dng
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Summary
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2. Protein Degradation
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Phân gi ải protein
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Digestion of Dietary Protein
Proteins are hydrolyzed into small
peptides in the stomach by pepsin.
Proteins and larger peptides are
cut into smaller peptides in the
small intestine by trypsin and
chymotrypsin.
Small peptides are further
hydrolyzed into amino acids in the
small intestine by aminopeptidase
and carboxypeptidases A and B.
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Digestion of Dietary Protein
Proteins are hydrolyzed into small
peptides in the stomach by pepsin.
Proteins and larger peptides are
cut into smaller peptides in the
small intestine by trypsin and
chymotrypsin.
Small peptides are further
hydrolyzed into amino acids in the
small intestine by aminopeptidase
and carboxypeptidases A and B.
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Action of Proteolytic Enzymes
In Small Intestine
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ez: Pn c t v trí khác nhau
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Activation of gastric and pancreatic
zymogens
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Free amino acids are taken into the
enterocytes by a Na
+
linked secondary
transport system.
Di- and tripeptides are taken up by a H
+
linked transport system. The peptides are
hydrolyzed in the cytosol to AAs that are
released into the portal system by
facilitated diffusion.
Only free amino acids are found in the
portal vein after a meal containing protein.
Absorption of Amino Acids
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Pn cách v d ng
đơn phân
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Transport of amino acids into cells
The concentration of free amino acids in the
extracellular fluids is significantly lower than that
within the cells.
This concentration gradient is maintained because
active transport systems, driven by the hydrolysis
of ATP
At least seven different transport systems are
known that have overlapping specificities for
different amino acids.
The small intestine and, the proximal tubule of the
kidney have common transport systems for amino
acid uptake.
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Protein digesstion in the cells
Lysosomes (20%)
Ð Receptor mediated endocytosis & phagocytosis
Proteasomes (80%): for endogenous proteins
Ð transcription factors
Ð cell cycle cyclins
Ð virus coded proteins
Ð improperly folded proteins
Ð damaged proteins
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Protease involved in protein degradation
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Bào quan bên trong t ế bào
Autophasy + Lysosome
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Autophagy and lysosome for protein
degradation
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Uibiquitin-Proteasome Pathway
Ubiquitin is a small protein (76 amino acids)
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like 1 nhà máy c t protein
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Many proteins that contain regions rich in the amino acids proline (P),
glutamate (E), serine (S), and threonine (T) have short half-lives.
Most of the proteins that contain PEST sequences are hydrolyzed by the
ubiquitinÐproteasome system.
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Đính ubiquitin o
target protein
Thi gi an t n t i ngn

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12/11/23 Metabolism of Proteins Le Thi Hong Nhung, PhD
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, HUS 1 Contents
I. Protein synthesis and degradation
II. Amino acid synthesis and degradation 2 1 12/11/23 1. Translation: Synthesis of protein 3 4 2 12/11/23
Genetic code: A codon is a triplet of nucleotides 42= 16 different combination 43= 64 different combination 5 Genetic code: Degeneracy 6 3 12/11/23 Genetic code: Degeneracy 7 Genetic code: Universal 8 4 12/11/23 9 Genetic code: non-overlaping Không gối l ên nhau 10 5 12/11/23
Genetic code: non-skipping Đọc l i ền mạch 11
Genetic code: read from 5-3Õ chi u ề đọc 5' -> 3' 12 6 12/11/23
Genetic code: mutant resistant Kháng đ t ộ bi ến 13
Translational Frameshifting and RNA Editing Affect How the Code Is Read
Quá trình dịch khung và sửa đổi RNA
Chuyển dịch khung đọc t o
ạ RNA khác nhau ( vi khuẩn) 14 7 12/11/23
RNA editing: deamination reactions Loại Ami n 15 RNA editing Nêu các đ c ặ điểm của mã di t r uyền ( 8) 16 8 12/11/23 Summary Mã bộ 3 không đã nghÿa thoái hóa không gối l i ên t c ụ kháng đ t ộ bi n ế đọc theo chi u ề 5' - 3' 17
tein Biosynthesis Takes Place in Five ges 18 9 12/11/23 19 Initiation of p ukaryotes 1. Yếu t ố dịch mã 2. Liên kết mRNA 3. Elongation -> Hình thành liên kết peptide 4. 20 10 12/11/23 Elongation Kéo dài 21 Elongation
Kết t húc khi hì nh t hành l i ên k t ế pept i de 22 11 12/11/23 Elongation 23 Termination Dừng 24 12 12/11/23 Summary 25 2. Protein Degradation Phân gi ải protein 26 13 12/11/23 27 Digestion of Dietary Protein
• Proteins are hydrolyzed into small
peptides in the stomach by pepsin.
• Proteins and larger peptides are
cut into smaller peptides in the small intestine by trypsin and chymotrypsin. • Small peptides are further
hydrolyzed into amino acids in the
small intestine by aminopeptidase and carboxypeptidases A and B. 28 14 12/11/23 Digestion of Dietary Protein
• Proteins are hydrolyzed into small
peptides in the stomach by pepsin.
• Proteins and larger peptides are
cut into smaller peptides in the small intestine by trypsin and chymotrypsin. • Small peptides are further
hydrolyzed into amino acids in the
small intestine by aminopeptidase and carboxypeptidases A and B. 29 Action of Proteolytic Enzymes In Small Intestine ez: Phân cắt v t ị rí khác nhau 30 15 12/11/23
Activation of gastric and pancreatic zymogens 31 Absorption of Amino Acids
• Free amino acids are taken into the
enterocytes by a Na+ linked secondary transport system. Phân cách v d ề ng ạ đơn phân
• Di- and tripeptides are taken up by a H+
linked transport system. The peptides are
hydrolyzed in the cytosol to AAs that are released into the portal system by facilitated diffusion.
• Only free amino acids are found in the
portal vein after a meal containing protein. 32 16 12/11/23
Transport of amino acids into cells
• The concentration of free amino acids in the
extracellular fluids is significantly lower than that within the cells. •
This concentration gradient is maintained because
active transport systems, driven by the hydrolysis of ATP
• At least seven different transport systems are
known that have overlapping specificities for different amino acids.
• The small intestine and, the proximal tubule of the
kidney have common transport systems for amino acid uptake.
Bröer, Physiology 23: 95–102008 33 34 17 12/11/23
Protein digesstion in the cells Autophasy + Lysosome
• Lysosomes (20%) Bào quan bên trong t ế bào
Ð Receptor mediated endocytosis & phagocytosis
• Proteasomes (80%): for endogenous proteins Ð transcription factors Ð cell cycle cyclins Ð virus coded proteins Ð improperly folded proteins Ð damaged proteins 35
Protease involved in protein degradation 36 18 12/11/23
Autophagy and lysosome for protein degradation 37 Uibiquitin-Proteasome Pathway like 1 nhà máy c t ắ protein
Ubiquitin is a small protein (76 amino acids) 38 19 12/11/23 39 Đính ubiquitin vào target protein
• Many proteins that contain regions rich in the amino acids proline (P),
glutamate (E), serine (S), and threonine (T) have short half-lives.
Thời gi an t ồn t ại ngắn
• Most of the proteins that contain PEST sequences are hydrolyzed by the ubiquitinÐproteasome system. 40 20