9- Receptors Flashcards

1
Q

C1 drugs

A

Illegal

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2
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C-II drugs

A

Morphine, methylphenidate

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3
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C-III drugs

A

Drugs like Tylenol #3, codeine mixtures

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4
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C-IV drugs

A

Benzodiazepines

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5
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C-V drugs

A

OTC

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6
Q

True receptors elicit a response when?

A

When bound by an agonist

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7
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What happens when a drug binds to a nonregulatory molecules

A

There is no response

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8
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Covalent >Ionic> Hydrogen> hydrophobic> Van der Waals

A

Bond strength from strongest to weakest

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9
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Weak bonds have more selective or less selective binding?

A

More selective binding

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10
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Strong bonds will bind to receptor tightly or loosely?

What effect will this have?

A

Very tightly

Longer lasting effects

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11
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Why is drug shape important

A

Proper binding with receptor

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12
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Look at slide 11-13

A

Chirality

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13
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What are the ligand gated ion channels?

A

Nicotinic ACh

Glutamate

GABA

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14
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Where are nicotinic ACh receptors found?

A

Neuromuscular junction
Autonomic ganglia
CNS

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15
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What opens the nicotinic ACh receptors

A

Binding of 2 ACh molecules

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16
Q

Glutamate receptor agonists include…

A

AMPA
Kainite
NMDA

17
Q

Glutamate is a major excitatory or inhibitory NT

A

Excitatory

18
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GABA is a major excitatory or inhibitory NT

A

Inhibitory

19
Q

GABA receptors are used by what kinds of drugs

A

Anxiety and sleep disorders

20
Q

Voltage gated channels open due to what

A

Changes in membrane potentials

21
Q

T/F voltage gated ion channels are opened by NT

22
Q

Where are voltage gated ion channels found

A

In excitable tissues

23
Q

Gs does what?

A

Activates adenylyl cyclase

Increase cAMP

24
Q

Gi does this

A

Inhibits adenylyl cyclase

Decreased cAMP

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Gq does what
Actives phospholipase C | Makes IP3 and DAG
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Gs coupled receptors include.... (2)
``` B adrenergic (B1,2,3) D1 ```
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Gi receptors include... (3)
M2, D2, A2
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Gq receptors include... (3)
A1, M3, M1
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What are growth factor receptors (tyrosine kinases)
Insulin EGF PDGF HGF
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What are cytokines receptors?
GH, erythropoietin, interferons
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T/F receptor tyrosine kinases have an intracellular intrinsic kinase activity
True
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Do cytokine receptors have an intrinsic factor?
No, they are mediated by JAK | JAK activates STAT
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What is so special about steroid hormones
They are lipophillic, meaning they can pass right through the plasma membrane
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Nitric Oxide readily crosses the membrane and reacts with what molecule?
Guanylyl cyclase
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What are some examples of steroid hormones?
Corticosteroids, mineralocorticoids, sex steroids, thyroid hormone, vit D
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What does NO stimulate
CGMP formation and downstream signaling
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What are some 2nd messenger systems
CAMP CGMO IP3 DAG