Cell signaling part III Flashcards

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what are the 2 kinds of ion channel receptors

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ligand gated channels and neuronal and excitable cells

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excitatory synapses are usually

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cation channels, who open due to depolarization

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3
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inhibitory synapses are usually

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anion channels, whose opening cause is hyperpolarization

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4
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the selectivity of channel depends on

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charged AA residues on the central pore

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5
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what are the 2 kinds of nicotinic ACh receptors

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~muscular receptors - present at neuromuscular junctions
~neuronal receptors - can be homomeric (only one alpha unit) or heteromeric (combination of alpha and beta) they are expressed in autonomic ganglia, CNS, adrenal medulla

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enzyme linked receptors have 3 intinsi activities

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~RTK
~Receptor serine/threonine kinases
~receptor guanylyl cyclases

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associated enzymatic activity is done by

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tyrosine kinases associated receptors

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RTK are

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have an intracellular catalytic domain (tyrosine kinase), have a single transmembrane domain, have an extracellular ligand binding domain

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9
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many growth factors act on

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RTK

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10
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growth factors and RTK influence

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cell growth, proliferation, differentiation and development, tissue homeostasis and repair, survival and death, migration

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how are RTK activated by ligands

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their binding activates RTK by inducing dimerization and auto phosphorylation.
EXCEPT: the insulin growth factor

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12
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Ras protein

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is a membrane bound monomeric G protein and is activated by RTK

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13
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what happens when Ras is activated

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~it activates a series of MAPK
~each kinase upstream in the pathway phosphorylate another kinase and activates it
~eventually the signal reaches the nucleus

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14
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what is the link between RTK and PI3 kinase

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RTK might activate PI3 once bound to it, this acts as a docking site for signaling proteins, it is mediated by kinase Akt- blocks intracellular death factors

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15
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activated RTK influence PLC in 2 ways

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by localizing the enzyme to the membrane , or by phosphorylating it

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16
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main effects of NO

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~ vasodilation
~ anti-inflammatory
~ anti-thrombotic

17
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how does NO function

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in target cells NO binds to the guanylyl cyclase, initiating cGMP production, the cell relaxed (vasodilates) thus nitroglycerin is used against angina pectoralis