KINESIN. Microtubules Questions How much ATP is hydrolysed per step? How many rate-limiting steps...

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KINESIN

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Microtubules

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Questions

• How much ATP is hydrolysed per step?

• How many rate-limiting steps are there?

• What is the mechanism of movement?

Analyse movement

Simulation of randomness

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Michaelis-Menten kinetics

v = kcat [ATP]/(Km + [ATP])

When [ATP] is limmiting: v = [ATP] kcat/Km – linear function

Km: Michaelis constant: concentration of ATP at ½vmax

kcat: Velocity at saturatet [ATP]

Kinesin:Km = 62 +/- 8 µMkcat = 680 +/- 31 nm/s

At limiting [ATP]: kcat/Km = 11 +/- 1 nm s-1 µM-1

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Randomness parameter

d = step distancex(t) = position

r = 0: Clock-liker = 1: 1 rate-limiting step0 < r < 1: more ratelimiting stepsr > 1: increasing variance (backwards steps, double steps, biochemically inactivatet states)

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