Question: STUDYING CELLULAR RESPONSES TO HEAT SHOCK: While studying the way cells react to heat shock ( exposure to 4 3 @ for four hours )

STUDYING CELLULAR RESPONSES TO HEAT SHOCK:
While studying the way cells react to heat shock (exposure to 43@ for four hours), you received antibodies against 7
different celulur proteins and some information related to the sequence of the proteins they recognize. The protein
information is under "Protein sequence data" and provides the length of the protein (in number of amino acid residues),
the presence of specific amino acid sequences that could mediate targeting to specific cellular lo
and the presence of cleavabile signals.
Using the seven antibodies at hand, you performed
immunofluoresconce analyses of cultured A549 cells determine the location of the protoiturs both under normal cell
culture conditions (37C), as well as after 4 hours at 43C. However, you outained good immunofforerscecnce data only
for 3 protetins (identified as Protein 1, Protein 2, and Protein 3 in the Immunofiuorescence data set to the right). You also performed immunoblot analyses using cell lysates
dierived from A A549 cells grown at normal conditions (0 h at 43C), as well as cells grown at 43C for 2 hours and 4
hours. You obtained good immunoblot data for all seven proteins (see Immunoblot data below). Whis point, answer the questions given in the all you know at Keep in mind that you will get 10 questions, each worth 2
points. You will get two chances at answering the you can choose to answer it only once. The hinhest radade
will be the one used toward your extra credit that will be added to your final grade.
q, presented in the "Protein sequence data" with all the
proteins shown on the "Immunoblot data", and you should,
also try to match Protein 1, Protein 2, and Protein 3 to both, the "Protein sequence data" and the "Immunoblot data"
Immunofhwrescence dato:
Protein sequence data:
Immunoblot data: ( h@ 43C represents cells yrown @ 37C)
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The protein that corresponds to the immunoblot data labeled as 16 is
X3
X6
X2
X5
x7
x4
X4
X 4
X 1
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Question 2
The protein(s) that does not (do not) appear to be affected at all by heat shock according to ALL the data provic
x4 and x7
X7
x3
x6
x2X4andX7
x4
x2
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The protein that corresponds to the immunoblot data labeled as 12 is
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Question 5
The protein(s) that appear(s) to be post-translationally modified by N -glycosylation is (are)
X3 and X4
"X1, X3, and X4"
"X1, X2, X3, and X4"
x1 and x4
X 1 and X 3
X3
x1
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Question 6
This represents a pair of proteins that are very unlikely to interact with each other
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Question 7
The protein that corresponds to PROTEIN 1 in the immunofluorescence data presented is
X4
X2
X7
X6
X1
X3
X5
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