11.4 nuclear and cytoplasmic response Flashcards

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the signal transduction pathway leads to __

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regulation of cellular activities in the nucleus or cytoplasm

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how do shames form

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binding mating factor

  • activates signaling pathway kinases that affect orientation of growth of cytoskeletal dynamics
  • -cell projections emerge from places with most mating factor
  • AKA the cell projections project toward other cell because the signals come from the other cell
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pros of the signal transduction pathway of multiple relay proteins

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1- amplify the signal and thus the response
2- provide points of regulation of the response
–able to coordinate pathways
–able to contribute to specific responses
–scaffolding proteins enhance efficiency
–termination of signal

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signal amplification

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  • elaborate enzyme cascades
  • at each step, the # of activated products is more than before
  • because the proteins are active for long enough to activate several substrates
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5
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what does epinephrine do

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–breaks down glycogen and releases glucose
–contraction of heart
faster heart beat

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how does a cell “save” in how many proteins it must make

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–it doesn’t need to produce so many different types because different proteins are used in different order/pathways to produce different responses

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scaffolding proteins

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  • -increase efficiency of signal transduction
  • -large relay proteins to which several other relay proteins are attached
  • -holds together networks of signaling pathways
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how does scaffolding proteins increase speed and accuracy

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–holds the relay proteins together so time is not lost in diffusion/ finding the other protein

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Weskit-Aldrich syndrome WAS

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WAS holds together a bunch of proteins in the STP for immune system cell behavior

–when it is absent, the proteins are in a disarray and the cytoskeleton is not properly organized disrupting STP pathways

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how is STP terminated

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signal molecules leave the receptor and reverts back to inactive, deactivating all the other relay proteins

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