chapter 9 Flashcards
paracrine signalling is characterized by ligands that are
secreted by neighboring cells
endocrine signalling- define
horomones enter circulation and carried to target cells distance away
direct contact refers to :
molecules on plasma membrane of one cell contact receptor molecules on an adjacent cell
define synaptic signalling
neurotransmitters released by neurons into synapse
signal transduction pathways :
a) are nessecary for signals to cross the membrane
b) include intracellular events stimulated by EC signal
c) ec events stim’d by IC signal
d) only found where signal can cross membrane
b) include IC events stimd by EC signal
the function of a ________ is to add phosphates to proteins and the function of a ________ is to remove phosphates from proteins
protein kinase, protein phosphotase
which of the following is NOT a membrane receptor channel linked enzymatic gpcr steroid
steroid horomone receptors are intracellular bc nonpolar hydrophobic steroid horomones cross membrane
how does ic receptor differ from membrane receptor
intracellular receptor binds to DNA
signaling through receptor protein kinases often?
leads to activation of a cascade of kinase enzymes
what is the function of Ras during tyrosine kinase cell signalling
links receptor protein to MAP kinase pathway
what is the immediate effect of a ligand binding to a GPCR
G protein trimer releases gdp and binds to gtp
the action of steroid horomones is often longer lived because
they turn on gene expression to produce proteins that persist in the cell
calcium ions can act as second messengers because
it is normally at a low level in the cytoplasm,
different receptors can have the same effect on a cell because
signal transduction pathways intersect- same pathway can be stimulated by different receptors
in comparing small g proteins such as ras and GPCR proteins we can say that:
both proteins have intrinsic gtp ase activity that stops signalling
both proteins are bound to an active GTP