2nd messengers II Flashcards

1
Q

function of alpha1adrenergic receptors

A

activate phospholipase C

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2
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function of alpha2 adrenergic receptors

A

inhibtion of adenylate cyclase

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3
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function of beta adrenergic receptors

A

activate adenylate cyclase

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4
Q

where does epinephrine act through beta adrenergic receptors

A

skeletal muscle

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5
Q

where does epinepherine act through alpha1 adrenergic receptors

A

liver

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6
Q

what is NO produced from

A

arginine

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7
Q

NO

A

acts locally

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8
Q

what is NO converted rapidly to

A

nitrates and nitrates upon reaction with O2 and water

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9
Q

what happens when acetylcholine is released

A

influx of Ca++ into endothelial cells

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10
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what happens with Ca++ binds to calmodulin

A

complex stimulated activity of NO synthase

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11
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what happens when NO is released

A

diffuses into neighboring smooth muscle cells, binds/activates soluble guanylate cyclase

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12
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how does nitroglycerin work to treat angina

A

converted to NO, causes relaxation of blood vessels, reduces blood pressure

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13
Q

what type of drug is VIagra

A

phosphodiesterase inhibitor

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14
Q

how does Viagra work

A

cGAMP levles remain elevated, blood vessles stay relaxed, increasing blood flow

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15
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function of protein tyrosine kinase

A

transfer gamma-phosphate from ATP to hydroxyl group of tyrosine

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16
Q

what happens after insulin binds

A

receptor phosphorylates itself on tyrosine residences

17
Q

what happens to phosphorylated reduces of tyrosine

A

form docking sites for recruitment of IRS1

18
Q

what does IRS1 do

A

binds to insulin receptor, cauing insuline receptors to phosphorylate IRs1

19
Q

what does phosphorylated IRS1 do

A

serves as a binding site for other molecules that mediation action of insulin inside the cell

20
Q

what does insuline stimulate

A
glucose uptake from blood
glycogen synthesis
triglyceride syntheiss
amino acid uptake
protein synthesis
21
Q

when is ANP secreted

A

when bp rises

22
Q

what does ANP do

A

bind guanylate cyclase catalytic receptors in kidney and vascular walls

23
Q

waht is the affect of ANP on kidney

A

stimulate secretion of Na+ and water

24
Q

what is the affect of ANP on vasculator

A

vasodilation, reduce bp

25
Q

when does BNP levles rise

A

congestive heart failure

26
Q

how is the response of lipophilic hormones compared to hydrophilic hormones

A

slower, long lived

27
Q

how does vibrio cholerase work

A

catalyze ADP-ribosylation of alpha subunit of Gs protein of intestinal epithelial cells

28
Q

how does cholera toxin affect cAMP and PKA

A

cAMP remains high

PKA remains active

29
Q

what channel does cholera toxin affect

A

CFTR

30
Q

how does pertussis toxin work

A

catalyze ADP ribosylation of the alpha subunit of a Gi protein at cyestine residue

31
Q

how does pertussis affect cAMP

A

incrases