MAPK/ERK Signaling Pathway
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- The MAPK/ERK pathway (also known as the Ras-Raf-MEK-ERK pathway) is a chain of proteins in the cell that communicates a signal from a receptor on the surface of the cell to the DNA in the nucleus of the cell.
MAPK Pathway in C.elegans : • LET 23/RAS/MAPK Signal...
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I've seen Neurofibromatosis disease mechanism today and learned about the neurofibromin protein (NF1 gene) but couldn't understand its function at first...now I see that neurofibromin is GAP that stops MAPK/ERK signaling pathway.
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Thanksu so much sir to make video on this topic. I can readily understand this mapk pathway.
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But I would like to give a note :
The Ras is active only when it is attached to the membrane. When Ras is in a free formule in the cytosol, then it is inactive.
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This pathway seemed dauntingly complicated until I watched this video... Great explanation, even comprehensible to a high schooler like me haha
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I have a suggestion that the subtitles should be error free.
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Just wondering if the dimerisation of the receptor is due to cross-phosphorylation or auto-phosphorylation ?
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hello, there is something I dind't understand... does this pathway, just like AKT pathway and STAT pathway, happen in all immune cells, such as tissue-resident cytotoxic T cells (IE-CTL)?
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Ras protein binds to GTP and ERK binds to ATP, what is reason for this difference?
I'd like to thank you for your excellent explanation! I've a question though, is this pathway similar to the RAS map kinase pathway? Or is it different? Thanks a bunch 😃
yeah very much similar
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I like this video, but Ras does not phosphorylate Raf. Instead, it binds it, and that is what activates it. Most cell biology textbooks like Molecular Biology of the Cell or Lodish Molecular Cell Biology explain it this way with cited experimental assays as evidence.
milesofdavis28 hace you gone into the lab and tested yourself?
ERK does not traslocates to the nucleus?
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thanku sir... nice video... great efforts.. sir have a confusion that raf is not phosphorylated... it is only kinase which is not phosphorylated, recruted by Ras..
You are correct. Recruitment of RAF by RAS actually facilitates the dephosporylation of ser259 which results in the disruption of the interaction between RAF and inhibitory 14-3-3 proteins, therefore activating RAF. RAS also facilitates RAF activation by driving RAF dimerizaiton.
Damien Rasmussen no bro. You literally just said the recruitment of raf activates raf. Look at your reasoning
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Nice analysis bhai
How to erk phosphorylat RTK
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Couldn't understand???
No no,I really understand this pathway clearly by your video
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KInda of topic, but if you want to be precise with your drawings please draw the nuclear membrane with four layers of phospholipids, not like cell membrane that has only two layers.
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Good explanation but please slow down
Surely i will
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Excellent video Hussain. I think one only important thing missing from the picture @3:12 is what phosphorylates RAF. From another video (ua-cam.com/video/ql62kMK3BrM/v-deo.html) what I learnt is that a scaffolding protein binds RAF (which is bound to Ras) as well as Src kinase to form a complex. The scaffolding protein increases the local concentration of Src and RAF allowing them to interact. Src then phosphorylates RAF to fully activate it. I just subscribed your channel to learn more basic biology. Many thanks as you are doing a great job!
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Do you have a video (if not can you make one?) on tor signalling?
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Ras is not a kinase
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