31: Vascular function and vasoactive drugs Flashcards
contractile state is controlled by
endothelium
circulating hormones
sympathetic nerves
rise in Ca2+ activates ____which _____ myosin, ____ crossbridging with actin to ______contraction
MLCK
phosphorylates
enabling
initiate
____ dephosphorylates MLC leading to ___
MLCP
relaxation
inhibition of ____ maintains contraction
myosin phosphatase
agents cause contraction by
releasing intracellular Ca2+ by IP3
depolarizing membrane and opening VG Ca2+
increasing MLKC/ decreasing MLCP
agents cause relaxation by
inhibiting Cca2+ entry via VGCC or hyperpolarizing the membrane by opening K+
increasing intracellular cAMP and cGMP
what does cAMP do
activates MLCP and promotes Ca2+ efflux
what does cGMP do
activates MLCP and opposes agonist induced Ca2+ increase
major vasodilators produced by endothelial cells (5)
NO (EDRF) prostanoids (PGI2) EDHF Ca2+ activated K+ channels CNP
major vasoconstrictors produced by endothelial cells
endothelin
TXA2
angiotensin II
is endothelin an hormone or local mediator
local meditor
what does endothelin bind
ETa receptors expressed by VSMC
endothelin causes ___ by
vasoconstriction
IP3 mediated Ca2+ release
RAS stimulates ___ and salt water retention by kidney via _______
vasoconstriction
aldosterone
drugs affecting RAS are used in treating
hypertension and heart failure
ADH is secreted by
post pit