Bartling Flashcards

1
Q

Cellular signal transduction cassettes __, __, and __ external signals

A

detect, amplify, and integrate

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2
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Cellular signal transduction use external signals comprised of: SER

A

Specific cell surface membrane receptors
Effector signaling elements
Regulatory proteins

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3
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Seven steps of cell signals

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  1. Synthesis of the signaling molecule (ligand)
  2. Release of the signaling molecule (ligand)
  3. Transport of signaling molecule to target cell
  4. Binding of the ligand by a specific receptor protein and change in conformation
  5. Change in cellular metabolism, function, or development = cellular response
  6. Removal of ligand, terminating cellular response
  7. Degradation of ligand
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4
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Define hormones

A

Chemical messengers made by endocrine cell and secreted into the bloodstream

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5
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What do hormones affect?

A

Gene expression and protein synthesis

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6
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Define autocrine

A

act on same cell that secreted them

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7
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Define paracrine

A

act on other cells

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8
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4 types of hormones

A

Steriods
amine (amino acid derived)
peptide (usually lumped together with polypeptides)
polypeptide

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9
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Cholesterol precursor

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Corticosteroids, androgens, and estrogens

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10
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steroid hormones immediately ___ out of the ___ cells into the bloodstreams

A

diffuse

endocrine

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11
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Steroid hormones are lipid soluble or insoluble?

A

Lipid soluble (can cross cell membrane)

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12
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Where are intracellular (cytoplasmic) receptors located?

A

inside target cells

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13
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Steroid hormones have a shorter or longer half-life?

A

longer half-life than peptide hormones

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14
Q

Amine hormones are ___ or ___ derived

A

tyrosine or tryptophan

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15
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Where are amine hormones stored?

A

in endocrine cells until secreted

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16
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where can the amine hormones receptors located?

A

on cell surface or intracellular

17
Q

Where are polypeptide hormones stored if they do not enter the bloodstream immediately?

A

in endocrine cell vesicles

18
Q

Are polypeptide hormone water soluble or insoluble?

A

soluble

19
Q

Polypeptide hormones do not readily pass through ___ ___

A

cell membrane

20
Q

What do polypeptide hormones bind to?

A

external receptors

21
Q

What are intracellular effect mediated by?

A

second messengers - internal reactions

22
Q

What are low-molecular weight signaling molecules?

A

cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) or calcium

23
Q

Ligand binding forms dimer that activates ___ ___ that phosphorylate downstream targets (signal cascade)

A

tyrosine kinases

24
Q

T/F

Tyrosine kinase-linked receptors have intrinsic enzymatic activity

A

F, they do not have intrinsic enzymatic activity