If in the tail region of a myosin molecule all residues in a and d positions...
If in the tail region of a myosin molecule all residues in a and d positions of the coiled-coil heptade repeat are changed to serines, what will happen to,
a) myosin molecule? (10 points).
b) thick filament? (10 points).
Homework Answers
- The serine residues are polar in nature .if they are placed at a and d positions which is highlyhydrophobic in nature resulting highly charged region . If serine is placed the region gets Uncharged .so the tail region can’t get coiled coil as a result myosin can’t dimerise and get inactivated
2. As the myosin is the backbone for thickfilaments , if they are inactivated the stiffness of the thick Filament may decreased and there will impairment in muscle contraction and relaxation
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