27 - Cell Signaling and Cell Adhesion Flashcards

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Where are cell-adhesion molecules important?

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What are the types of epithelial cell junctions?

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Describe cadherins. What are they used for? Where are they found? Why are they important?

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Describe selectin. What are they used for? Where are they found? Why are they important?

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What is the immunoglobulin superfamily? What are they important for? Where are they found?

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What are integrins? What are they used for? Where are they found? Why are they important?

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What diseases are associated with integrin defects?

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How are leukocytes recruited in acute imflammation?

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What is the epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) and how does it relate to cadherins in tumorigenesis?

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What is pemphigus?

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What are other diseases associated with cellular adhesion molecules (CAMs)?

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How do signal molecules bind to their receptors?

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What types of molecules act as signals?

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What are second messengers? What are some common examples?

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What are common shared steps in signaling pathways?

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How is a signaling process terminated? What methods are most common?

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17
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What are the 3 major classes of cell-surface receptor proteins?

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18
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What is a GPCR? What is the mechanism of how GPCRs work? What are some well-known diseases associated with GPCRs?

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What are 3 potential downstream pathways of GPCR?

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20
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What are the common families of G-proteins and which pathways are they used in?

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21
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What hormons are important in cAMP mediated cell response?

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What other molecules can G-proteins signal with?

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23
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What are the 5 most common classification of enzyme-coupled (catalytic) receptors?

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24
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How is a a signal transduced in RTKs (RAS pathway)?

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25
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How is a signal transduced in RTKs [insulin receptor-protein kinase B (AKT) pathway]?

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26
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What are some major ligans of RTKs and what is the response generated from binding of that ligand?

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27
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How is a signal transduced by Serine/threonine kinase receptors (TGF-β/Smad pathway)?

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28
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How is a signal transduced by tyrosine kinase associated receptors (Jak/Stat pathway)?

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29
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Which receptors activate the Jak-Stat signaling pathway?

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30
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Is there any overlap in the major signaling pathways we discussed?

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What type of receptor is a nuclear receptor? What is the mechanism of a nuclear receptor?

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intracellular receptor/transcription factor initiated. Conformational change iinduced by ligand binding for transcription induction.

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What are some popular ligands of nuclear receptors?

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33
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What are some alternative signaling pathways in gene regulation?

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