B2 RAS Flashcards
The RAS regulates
- BP & water balance
- increases renal sympathetic nerve activity, decreases BP & GFR by renin secretion (–> Ang II)
- increases BP
define
- circulating renin
- Tissue renin
- Where are components of the RAS found
- Produced by JGC. Release controlled by BP, Na & sympathetic nerves
- Produced locally or captured from circulation
Components of the RAS found in heart, blood vessels and cardiovascular centres
Components
Actions of Ang II
Vasoconstriction
Stimulation of aldosterone secretion
Direct effect on kidney to cause Na+ and water retention = raised blood volume and BP.
Feedback inhibition of renin secretion
Increases sympathetic nerve activity
Stimulates secretion of ADH which will also leads to increased BP.
All factors leading to increase in BP
- When is AT1R activated
- how does it function
- Sustained activity leads to
- what binds with greatest frequency
During vasoconstriction & cardiac hypertrophy & chronic CV dysfunction
- Gq coupled GPCR. Increased IP3 & Ca = smooth muscle contraction
- Can lead to vascular remodelling
- AngII binds more than AngIII
ATR2
- stimulation effects what effects?
- what binds with greatest frequency
- Stimulation evokes effects opposite to those produced by stimulation of AT1 receptors
- vasodilatation
- antiproliferative
- antithrombotic effects
Which substrates can ACE act on
- mechanism of action of ACE
Ang I, BK, Enkephalins, Substance P
- inhibit formation of angiotensin II by preventing conversion of angiotensin I
Consequences of ACE Inhibition
Fall in circulating AngII
(ang I increases & converts to Ang1-7 via ACE 2)
Reduced aldosterone secretion
What does ANg1-7 bind and what does this result in
2. what other substrate leads to same consequences?
Binds Mas receptor = Vasodilation Anti-proliferation Anti-thrombotic 2. Increased BK
ACE inhibitors are used in the treatment of
Hypertension
decrease BP by reducing PVR
inhibit breakdown of BK
increased formation of Ang1-7 which opposes action of all
Adverse effects of ACE inhibitors
Hypotension Renal failure Cough Angio-oedema effects to foetus: renal failure, renal dysplasia, hypotension, pulmonary hypoplasia, oligohydramnios