5-ADD ACTIVATION PATHWAYS Flashcards
What G protein does PAR1 couple to
Gq+G1+G12
What G protein does PAR4 couple to
Gq+G12
What G protein does P2Y1 couple to
Gq+G12
What G protein does P2Y12 couple to
G1
What G proteins do TPα and TPβ couple to
Gq+G12
What G protein does α2-adrenergic receptor couple to
G1
What G protein does IP couple to
Gs
What G protein does 5HT2A couple to
Gq
What are the effects of PAR1
PAR4
What are the effects of P2Y12 and α2-adrenergic activation
Reduce cAMP concentration
What is the effect of IP activation
Increase cAMP concentration
What is the effect of 5HT2A activation
Increase IP3- DAG
What process do intercellular adhesion molecules (ICAMs) support
Inflammation and immune reaction
What process does Platelet-endothelial cell adhesion molecule (PECAM) mediate
Platelet-to-WBC and platelet-to-endothelial cell adhesion
What is FcγIIA (CD32)
Low-affinity receptor for immunoglobulin Fc portion+associated with heparin-induced thrombocytopenia
Where is P-selectin located on a resting platelet
Alpha-granule membrane
Where does P-selectin migrate to on an activated platelet
Surface (via SCCS)
What is the function of P-selectin
Facilitates platelet binding to endothelial cells
What technique is used to quantify P-selectin
Flow cytometry (measurement of in vivo platelet activation)
What are G proteins
Proteins that control cellular activation for all cells at the inner membrane surface
What is the structure of an inactive G protein
Heterotrimer (αβγ subunits)+guanosine diphosphate (GDP)
What happens in Step 2 of G protein mechanism
Membrane receptor-ligand binding+replacement of GDP by GTP
What happens in Step 3 of G protein mechanism
GTP-bound α-subunit dissociates from the βγ-subunits
What happens in Step 4 of G protein mechanism
GTP-bound α-subunit and βγ-subunits interact with target proteins (second messengers)