8: Cell Communication 2 Flashcards

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Describe the signal transduction through DAG and Ca2+

A

G protein complex
-Gαq

Effector
-Phospholipase C(PLC)

Second messenger
-DAG, IP3, Ca2+

Cellular effect
-Activate PKC, regulate Ca2+ binding proteins

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2
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Describe the GPCR example of rod cells in retina in detection of light

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3
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How does cholera toxin affect G protein signalling pathway?

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4
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How does pertussis toxin affect G protein signalling pathway

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5
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What are ways in which GPCR signal transduction pathways can be switched off?

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6
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Describe the signalling pathways of enzyme-linked receptors

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7
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What are the different types of enzyme-linked receptor? (4)

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  • Guanylyl cyclases
  • Serine/theorine kinases
  • Tyrosine kinase receptors
  • Tyrosine kinase associated receptors
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8
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Describe/draw out guanylyl cyclases

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9
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Describe/draw out serine/theorine kinases

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10
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Describe/draw out tyronsine kinase receptors

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11
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Describe/draw out tyrosine kinase associated receptors

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12
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What are the three types of nitric oxide synthase (NOS)

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• Nnos (neuronal nos) for nervous system
• iNos for inducible tissue/immune (in macrophages -in smooth muscle)
eNos for endothelia (for your blood vessels)

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13
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Production of nNOS

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Arginine –> nNOS –> nitric oxide

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14
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Production of iNOS

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NADPH –> iNOS –> NADP

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15
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Production of eNOS

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O2–> eNOS –> Citrulline

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16
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How does eNOS promotes blood vessel dilation

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17
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What are the synaptic functions of nNOS

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18
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What receptor can Guanylyl cyclase have

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Guanylyl cyclases can either be transmembrane receptors (e.g. atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) receptor), OR cytoplasmic enzymes (NO)

19
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What chemical reaction does Guanylyl cyclase catalyse?

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GTP —–> cGMP

20
Q

What is the second messenger for Guanylyl cyclase?

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cGMP is a second messenger that diffuses through the cytoplasm and then activates protein kinase G.

21
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What receptor does a serine/theorine kinase have?

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Ligands such as TGFβ (transforming growth factor β) bind a receptor that contains a serine/threonine kinase domain