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Cell Cycle

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4 Key Cell Cycle Checkpoint

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  • October 29, 2024
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CL6: CELL CYCLE [04/10/2022]



I. KEY CONTROL PROTEINS: cyclin dependent kinase (CDK or CDC) + cyclins
 Cyclins bind CDKs and affect the latter’s abilities to phosphorylate, serine and
threonine residues of their substrate.
 CDKs – 40% homology with one another
 Cyclins – 100 amino acids residue long domain
II. FOUR KEY CELL CYCLE CHECKPOINT




III. CYCLIN DEPENDENT KINASE

 Proline-directed serine/threonine kinases
 Activity regulated by:
- Protein-protein interactions
- Regulatory (+ and -) phosphorylation
- Results in a conformational change (opening if the substrate cleft)

IV. CYCLINS
 Large and diverse family 50-90 kDa (29+ genes)

,  ‘Cyclin box’ ~100 amino acids – interaction with kinase partner
 Transcriptional and post-transcriptional controls on cyclin levels:
- Transcription: cell cycle specific transcription factors
activity of cyclin/CDK complexes themselves
- Protein Abundance: rapid degradation (ubiquitylation / proteasome)
- Protein Location
 D Type Cyclins (D1, D2, D3)
- Expression can be induced by
growth factors (mitogens) =
integration of multiple signalling
pathways through control of CDK4
and CDK6 activation.
- G0 progression to G1
- Oncogene activation drives cyclin D
expression
 Different types of cyclins confer
distinctive substrate specificity to a
catalytic CDK subunit of complex (Cyclin
A binding to CDK2 results in a 400,000-
fold increase in activity)
 Programmed phosphorylation of
specific substrates drives cell through
different phases of cell cycle
 Cyclin production and degradation
ensures cell cycle can only occur in one
direction.




V. CDK
 CDK proteins are inactive unless bound to cyclin partner. Non-cyclin partners can
also activate CDKs
 Cyclin-CDK complex subject to further negative and positive regulation via
phosphorylation

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