CELL HOMEOSTASIS Flashcards

1
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UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS WHAT IS THE EC[NA]

A

145MM

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2
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WHAT IS THE IC[NA]

A

15MM

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3
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WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO KEEP THE NA GRADIENT IN AN EXCITABLE CELL

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IF IC[NA] INCREASED, THE INWARD CHEMICAL GRADIENT WOULD NOT BE AS LARGE. THEREFORE THE NERNST FOR SODIUM WOULD DECREASE. AN AP WOULD TAKE LONGER TO DEVELOP AND NOT BE AS LARGE. MAY BE PROBLEMS WITH AP PROPAGATION AND SLOW CONDUCTION.

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4
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HOW DOES NA/K ATPASE WORK

A
  1. PUMP OPEN TO INSIDE OF CELL
  2. NA BINDS X3
  3. PUMP PHOSPHORYLATED BY ATP
  4. CONFORMATIONAL CHANGE
  5. NA X3 NOW EXPOSED TO OUTSIDE OF CELL
  6. K X2 ENTERS CLEFT
  7. DEPHOSPHORYLATION
  8. CONFORMATIONAL CHANGE
  9. K X2 ENTERS CELL
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5
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HOW IS THE RATE OF TRANSPORT OF NA/K ATPASE SATURABLE

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  1. CONC NA
  2. CONC K
  3. CONC ATP
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6
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WHAT INHIBITS THE NA/K ATPASE

A

CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES SUCH AS OUABAIN AND DIGOXIN

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7
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE IN CONCENTRATION BETWEEN EC AND IC CONC OF CA

A

10,000 FOLD

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8
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WHAT ARE THE MECHANISMS OF CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS

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  1. NA/CA EXCHANGER

2. CA ATPASE

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WHAT IS THE NA/CA EXCHANGER

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EXCHANGES EXRACELLULAR NA FOR INTRACELLULAR CA
3 NA ENTER THE CELL
1 CALCIUM LEAVES THE CELL

THIS IS TO EQUAL THE IC/EC GRADIENTS
NA - 10 FOLD GRADIENT
CA - 10,000 FOLD GRADIENT

BY 3 NA ENTERING THE CELL AT A TIME = CUBES GRADIENT

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10
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EXAMPLE OF NA/CA EXCHANGER

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NA/CA EXCHANGER PART OF THE SLC8 FAMILY IN THE CACA SUPERFAMILY
IN MAMMALS, EXIST 3 FORMS: NCX1, NCX2, NCX3

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11
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WHAT FAMILY DO THE CA ATPASES COME FROM

A

P TYPE ATPASE FAMILY

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12
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WHAT CA PUMPS CAN A CELL CONTAIN

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  1. PMCA - PLASMA MEMBRANE - PUMP CA OUT OF CELL
  2. SERCA - SR OR ER MEMBRANE - ACT TO PUMP CA INTO ORGANELLES THAT ACT AS CA STORES
  3. SPCA - ON THE GOLGI APPARATUS - ALSO TRANSPORT MN2+
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13
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WHAT TYPES OF CA CHANNELS ARE THERE IN THE PLASMA MEMBRANE

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  1. VOLTAGE OPERATED (VOCC)
  2. RECEPTOR OPERATED (ROCC)
  3. MECHANICALLY ACTIVATED (MACC)
  4. STORE OPERATED (SOCC)
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14
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WHAT ARE THE STORE OPERATED CALCIUM CHANNEL PATHWAYS

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  1. IP3 RECEPTORS
    CHANNELS ACTIVATED BY IP3 BINDING
  2. RYANODINE RECEPTORS
    LOW CONC OF RYANODINE ACTIVATE THE CHANNEL
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15
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WHAT OTHER SUBSTANCES ACTIVATE RYANODINE RECEPTORS

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  1. CAFFEINE

2. CADP RIBOSE

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16
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WHAT OCCURS UPON LOSS OF CA FROM INTRACELLULAR STORES

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SOCC OPENS IN THE PLASMA MEMBRANE TO LET CA INTO THE CELL TO RESTORE THE ORGANELLE STORES
BELIEVED TO BE A PHYSICAL LINK BETWEEN STIM1 CALCIUM BINDING PROTEIN THAT BIND WITH THE CELL MEMBRANE UNDER CONDITIONS OF LOW CA TO PHYSICALLY OPEN SOCC