1 - Intro to ANS Flashcards
Exogenous cholinergic molecules
Muscarine
Nicotine
Parasymp (superior) pathway
Preganglionic –> Ach (N)
PostGanglionic –> Ach (M)
Target = Heart and vessels
Types of Post ganglionic Sy
(Catergories and the receptors that they target)
Adrenergic –> B/a Receptors
Cholinergic –> either β2 or α1 receptors
PostG Sy Dopaminergic –> D1 receptorss
Post synaptic receptors that act through IP3 –> Ca++ pathway
M1,3,5
Muscarinic receptors that is on both pre and post synaptic side
M4
Presynaptic muscarinic receptor
M2
____ and ____ act within the acetylcholine within the synaptic cleft
AchE / BuChE
_____ and ____ directly activate the SANS by releasing _______
Methylphenidate, Amphetamine
release NE
Enzyme that converts NE to EPI
Phenylethanolamine-N-methyltransferase
Mimic acetylcholine =
Cholinergic = muscarinic agnoists = Parasympathomimetic
Block Ach =
Anticholinergic = muscarinic antagonist = Parasympatholytic
Mimic NE =
Adrenergic = Adrenergic agnonist = Sympathomimetic
Block NE =
Antiadrenergic = adrenergic antagonist = sympatholytic
Cholinergic receptors are either (a)) ______ or (b) _______
Where are (a)?
a = nicotinic
b = muscarinic
Nicotinic can be in:
- Ganglionic
- Skeletal muscle
- Neuronal CNS
Nicotinic receptos are ____ made out of __ subunits
ion channels
5
Structures of the 2 neuronal nicotinic receptors
- 3 β2’s and 2 α4’s
- 5 α7’s
Muscle nicotinic recepor subunits
α1, α1, β1, delta. gamma
Muscarinic receptors are either ___ or ___
Gq coupled or Gi coupled
Gq coupled muscarinic receptors
M1 = CNS
M3 = Ubiquitous
M5 = Cerebral BV
Gi coupled muscarinic receptors
M2 = Heart + bladder, HIppocampus + Cereb. Cort.
M4 = Striatum
Types of adrenergic receptors
α1, α2, β
What are the Gq coupled adrenergic receptors
α1A
α1B
α1D
What are the Gi coupled adrenergic receptors
α2 A/B/C
Gs coupled adrenergic receptors
β1,2,3
Where do you find Gi coupled adrenergic receptors?
GI, Panceas, CNS
Receptor of the dilator (radial) muscle in the eye?
α1
Receptor in ciliary muscle and sphincter pupillae
M3
Receptor on the ciliary epithelium
β2
increases secretion of aq. humor
Psy stimulation in the eye causes
constriction (circuar muscle)
Sy stimulation of the eye causes
Dilation (radial muscles)
Pressure equals =
flow (Q) x resistance (R)
Flow (Q) equals =
SV x HR
______ relaxes skeletal muscles
B2
___ causes vasoconstrction
a1 and a2
___ causes vasodilation
B2
Effect of M3 in vessels?
Vasoconstrict
(M3 receptor = Gq coupled receptor that increases Ca++)
M3 also causes relaxation via what mechanism?
NO
- Phosphorylation of eNOS mediates* L-Arg –> NO
- NO causes guanylate cyclase to mediate:*
GTP –> cGMP
M3R vasoconstriction in pathologies wherein…
the vascular endothelium is disrupted (e.g. atherosclerosis)
ANS receptors in the heart
M2 and B1
ANS receptors in the cardiomyocytes act via what pathway (molecule)
Protein Kinase A
In the lungs, ___ are present on the glands
___ are presenrt in smooth muscle
M3 on glands
B2 and M3 on sm. muscle
Apocrine glands function and receptors
Stress induced sweating (axilla, pubic region)
a1 receptors
Eccrine sweat glands function and receptor
Thermoreg
M3 receptors
GIT: Sympathetic
- Increases secretion of salivary glands
- Relaxes sm. muscle
- Contracts sm. muscle
- Inhibits secretion
- a1
- a2, b2
- a1
- a2
M3 receptor function in GIT
Inrease secretion of salivary glands
Contract sm. muscle
increase secretion
What receptor mediates relaxation of sphincter muscles in GIT?
M2
What receptor increases (Psy) secretion in GIT
M1 and M3
Bladder wall receptors (and nerve that stimulates them)
M3 receptor (pelvic n. Psy)
B3 receptor (hypogastric nerve - Sy)
Urethra receptor
a1
Detrusor muscle receptor
M2
Receptor on External urethral sphincter
Nicotinic
Relaxes bladder wall
B3
Parasymp. receptor in UG system
M3
Contracts ureter and sphincter
a1
Relaxes uterus
Contracts uterus
B2
a1
Ejaculation receptor
a1
Glycogenolysis and GNG mediated by…
a1, B2
Lipolysis mediated by _____
a1, B1,2,3
Renin release mediated by
B1
insulin release mediated by
a2
The major cholinergic receptor for:
- Liver
- Fat cells
- Kidney
- Pancreas
None!