5-ADD ACTIVATION PATHWAYS Flashcards

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What G protein does PAR1 couple to

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Gq+G1+G12

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What G protein does PAR4 couple to

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Gq+G12

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What G protein does P2Y1 couple to

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Gq+G12

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4
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What G protein does P2Y12 couple to

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G1

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5
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What G proteins do TPα and TPβ couple to

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Gq+G12

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What G protein does α2-adrenergic receptor couple to

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G1

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7
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What G protein does IP couple to

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Gs

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8
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What G protein does 5HT2A couple to

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Gq

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9
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What are the effects of PAR1

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PAR4

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What are the effects of P2Y12 and α2-adrenergic activation

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Reduce cAMP concentration

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What is the effect of IP activation

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Increase cAMP concentration

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What is the effect of 5HT2A activation

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Increase IP3- DAG

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What process do intercellular adhesion molecules (ICAMs) support

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Inflammation and immune reaction

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What process does Platelet-endothelial cell adhesion molecule (PECAM) mediate

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Platelet-to-WBC and platelet-to-endothelial cell adhesion

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What is FcγIIA (CD32)

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Low-affinity receptor for immunoglobulin Fc portion+associated with heparin-induced thrombocytopenia

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Where is P-selectin located on a resting platelet

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Alpha-granule membrane

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17
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Where does P-selectin migrate to on an activated platelet

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Surface (via SCCS)

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18
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What is the function of P-selectin

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Facilitates platelet binding to endothelial cells

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19
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What technique is used to quantify P-selectin

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Flow cytometry (measurement of in vivo platelet activation)

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What are G proteins

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Proteins that control cellular activation for all cells at the inner membrane surface

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21
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What is the structure of an inactive G protein

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Heterotrimer (αβγ subunits)+guanosine diphosphate (GDP)

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What happens in Step 2 of G protein mechanism

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Membrane receptor-ligand binding+replacement of GDP by GTP

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What happens in Step 3 of G protein mechanism

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GTP-bound α-subunit dissociates from the βγ-subunits

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What happens in Step 4 of G protein mechanism

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GTP-bound α-subunit and βγ-subunits interact with target proteins (second messengers)

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What happens in Step 5 of G protein mechanism
GTP is hydrolyzed to GDP+release of phosphate radical (Pi)
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What pathways does Step 5 of the G protein mechanism trigger
Eicosanoid pathway or IP3-DAG pathway
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What happens in Step 6 of G protein mechanism
α- and βγ-subunits reunite+G protein returns to a resting state
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What action do G1 proteins induce in platelet activation
Decelerates adenylate cyclase
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What action do Gq proteins induce in platelet activation
Activates phospholipase C
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What action do G12 proteins induce in platelet activation
Activates protein kinase C
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What action do GS proteins induce in platelet activation
Accelerates adenylate cyclase
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What outcomes result from activation by G1 proteins
Reduce cAMP concentration
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What outcomes result from activation by Gq proteins
Increase IP3-DAG
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What outcomes result from activation by G12 proteins
Activate pleckstrin
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What outcomes result from activation by GS proteins
Increase cAMP concentration
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What happens in Step 1 of the Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway
Membrane-ligand binding
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What happens in Step 2 of the Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway
G-protein activation+activation of phospholipase A2
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What happens in Step 3 of the Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway
Release of arachidonic acid (AA) to the cytoplasm
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What happens in Step 4 of the Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway
Conversion of AA to prostaglandin G2 by cyclooxygenase
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What happens in Step 5 of the Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway
Conversion of prostaglandin G2 to prostaglandin H2 by peroxidase
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What happens in Step 6 of the Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway
Conversion of prostaglandin H2 to thromboxane A2 (TXA2) by thromboxane synthetase
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What happens in Step 7 of the Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway
TXA2 binds to TPα or TPβ+inhibition of adenylate cyclase+↓cAMP concentration
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What happens in Step 8 of the Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway
↑cytoplasmic calcium+contraction of microfilaments+platelet shape change+platelet activation
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What happens in Step 1 of Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway in Endothelial cells
Membrane-ligand binding
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What happens in Step 2 of Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway in Endothelial cells
G-protein activation+activation of phospholipase A2
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What happens in Step 3 of Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway in Endothelial cells
Release of arachidonic acid to the cytoplasm
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What happens in Step 4 of Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway in Endothelial cells
Conversion of AA to prostaglandin G2 and prostaglandin H2 by cyclooxygenase
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What happens in Step 5 of Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway in Endothelial cells
Conversion of prostaglandin G2 to prostaglandin H2 by peroxidase
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What happens in Step 6 of Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway in Endothelial cells
Conversion of prostaglandin H2 to prostaglandin I2 (prostacyclin) by prostacyclin synthetase
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What happens in Step 7 of Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway in Endothelial cells
Prostaglandin I2 binds to IP receptor+activation of adenylate cyclase+↑cAMP concentration
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What happens in Step 8 of Eicosanoid Synthesis Pathway in Endothelial cells
Unavailability of calcium+no contraction of microfilaments+no platelet shape change+platelet inhibition
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What is the first step of the Inositol Triphosphate-Diacylglycerol Activation Pathway
Membrane-ligand binding
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What is the second step of the Inositol Triphosphate-Diacylglycerol Activation Pathway
G-protein activation+activation of phospholipase C
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What is the third step of the Inositol Triphosphate-Diacylglycerol Activation Pathway
Cleavage of phosphatidylinositol 4
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What products result from cleaving PIP2
IP3 and DAG
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What effects does IP3 have
Promotes release of ionic calcium from the DTS+actin microfilament contraction+activates phospholipase A2
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What effects does DAG have
Activates phosphokinase C+phosphorylation of protein pleckstrin+actin microfilament contraction
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What does Hemostasis refer to
The stoppage of blood flow
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What does Hemostasis maintain
Circulating blood in its fluid state
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What does Hemostasis produce in an injury
Clot to stop the bleeding
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What does Hemostasis dissolve
Clot as the wound heals
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What was the first coagulation disorder to be recognized
Hemophilia
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What did Schonlein establish
The term “hemophilia” which means love for hemorrhage
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What are the Three Hemostatic Components
Extravascular component+Vascular Component+Intravascular Component