Stabilization control of small heat shock proteins in cellular chaperone protection systems
Stabilization control of small heat shock proteins in cellular chaperone protection systems
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Accession number: 8928129
Title: Stabilization control of small heat shock proteins in cellular chaperone protection systems
Authors: Hong-Chu Chen1 ; Hsiao-Ching Lee; Tsai-Yun Lin; Bor-Sen Chen
Author affiliation: 1 Lab. of Syst. Biol., Nat. Tsing Hua Univ., Hsinchu, Taiwan
Serial title: Journal of the Chinese Institute of Engineers
Abbreviated serial title: J. Chin. Inst. Eng. (Taiwan)
Volume: 29
Issue: 2
Publication date: March 2006
Pages: 361-73
Language: English
ISSN: 0253-3839
CODEN: CKCKDZ
Document type: Journal article (JA)
Publisher: Chinese Inst. Eng
Country of publication: Taiwan
Material Identity Number: J305-2006-004
Abstract: The role of small heat shock proteins (sHsps) in the cellular chaperone system was examined with application of the feedback control technique widely used in engineering for stabilizing a specific system. We proposed a dynamic feedback control model for the thermotolerance machinery of sHsps from the system biology perspective, and for the first time verified that a system stabilization feedback control scheme is involved in the chaperone protecting activity under heat shock conditions. In the dynamic model, of the chaperone protection system, the defense mechanism of sHsps is a sigmoid function and the influence of environment temperatures is a bell-shaped function. The close fit of the system dynamic behaviors to the kinetic data suggests that our system stabilization control model matches the protective mechanism conveyed by sHsps. Furthermore, the temporal changes of the unfolded intermediates and the sHsp-substrate complexes can be predicted by the proposed dynamic stabilization model, which are not easily measured in biochemical experiments. The identified feedback control matrix can be viewed as a biochemical interaction for measuring the protective activity of sHsps qualitatively and quantitatively. Our work introduces an innovative approach for analysis and detecting the kinetics of sHsps to resist protein aggregation from the system stabilization point of view
Number of references: 30
Inspec controlled terms: biochemistry - biotechnology - chemical variables control - feedback - feedforward - proteins - stability
Uncontrolled terms: stabilization control - small heat shock proteins - cellular chaperone protection systems - dynamic feedback control model - thermotolerance machinery - system biology - dynamic model - sigmoid function - bell-shaped function - dynamic stabilization model - biochemical interaction - protein aggregation - system stabilization
Inspec classification codes: C3350G Control applications in chemical and oil refining industries - C3120P Chemical variables control - C1320 Stability in control theory - C1310 Control system analysis and synthesis methods
Treatment: Theoretical or Mathematical (THR); Experimental (EXP)
Discipline: Computers/Control engineering (C)
Database: Inspec
Copyright 2006, The Institution of Engineering and Technology
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