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Central diabetes insipidus – No ADH Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus - principal cells are unresponsive to ADH

#Unit 7. System Physiology – Animal #Pituitary Hormones #Part B Pointers
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                                                        aa motif / Coiled-coils

3.6 a.a / turn in helix 

abcdefg 'a' &'d’ are hydrophobic residues 'e' and 'g' are found to be charged amino 

7.2 a.a / 2 turns acids 

 —7 amino acids per 2 turns in the helix 

For every turn there could be one hydrophobic residue coming same side of the helix 

Ex: GCN4


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                                                                 Greek Key Motif

Made-up of beta-sheets

Four adjacent antiparallel strands linked by loops

Three anti-parallel beta sheets are connected 3 loops

The pattern is similar to ornamental pattern used I ancient Greece, therefore called as Greek Key motif


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                                                     Greek Key Motif


                                                        

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                                                           EF hand motif


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                                                                  Omega loop

Beginning and end of the loop come together

The shape appears similar to Greek Capital Omega

Compact Globular structure

No regular repeating pattern of hydrogen bonds

Side chains pack into the center of the loop

Omega loops have specific functions like

Omega loop from two proteins interact with each other to form dimers

Phosphate binding loop of nucleotide proteins