BIO 1140 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Grb2, Blackboard, Homeostasis

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Of all receptor enzymes, we are focusing on tyrosine kinase receptors. They are activated by the binding of their ligand when they are in their inactive monomeric form. This induces a change in conformation that leads to dimerisation and autophosphorylation (6-10 tyrosines in the catalytic domain). These tyr-p can interact only with protein that have a special domain (sh2); examples are grb2, Grb2 is not an effector protein (it does not carry the message brought by the ligand) it is an adaptor protein, to facilitate the interaction between the effector protein ras and the tyr-p. Grb2 can bind the receptor but not ras this is why it has a partner; sos (it has an sh3 domain to bind to grb2 and a domain to bind ras). Ras is a gtpase activating protein it becomes activated by exchanging gdp for gtp.

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