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Chapter Nine: Cell Communication Flashcards

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1
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Cell signaling involves both ___________ and ___________ signals

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incoming and outgoing

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Any agent that can influence the properties of cells

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A Signal

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Signals are recognized by…

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Receptors

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What are allosteric and cause a cellular response?

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Receptors

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What type of signaling?
- cell junctions may allow signals to pass directly between cells
- Gap junctions would be an example

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Direct Intercellular Signaling

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What type of Signaling?
One cell has a membrane-bound signal recognized by a receptor by a receptor on another cell

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Contact-dependent Signaling

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What type of Signaling?
Cell Secretes a signal/chemical that bind to receptors on their own surface and that of neighboring cells of the same type, stimulating them

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Autocrine Signaling

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What type of signaling?
Cell Secretes a signal that influences not themselves but target cells in close proximity

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Paracrine Signaling

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What type of cell signaling?
Cell secretes a hormone into bloodstream that affects cells far from the source of the signal

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Endocrine Signals

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What are the three step response to signals?

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  1. Receptor Activation
  2. Signal Transduction
  3. Cellular Response
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The _________ ____________ binds to the Receptor causing a conformational change in the Receptor which activates its function

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signaling molecule

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12
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Most signals are ______________ and can not enter cells through the membrane

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hydrophilic

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13
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The initial signal is converted to a second signal _____________ the cell

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inside

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14
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Many signals activate _____________ inside the cell

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enzymes

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15
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Some signals alter the ___________ of structural proteins in the cell

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function

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16
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Some signals affect _________ that bind to and regulate the activity of genes directly

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proteins

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What are signals that bind non-covalently and temporarily to Receptors?

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Ligands

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18
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What changes the receptor to activate the ability to initiate the cellular response?

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binding

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19
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Is binding temporary and reversible?

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yes

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20
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When the _________ is released, receptor is no longer activated

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ligand

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21
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The signal, often a _____________, binds the receptor

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hormone

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22
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Receptors have different ______________ for the signal

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affinities (preferences)

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23
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The Dissociation Constant (___) indicates the affinity

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Kd

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24
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A low Kd indicates a ________ affinity

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high

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25
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Receptors are necessary because most signals are hydrophilic or large molecules that will not diffuse through the…

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Plasma Membrane

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26
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Cells need _________ receptors to bind specific signals

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surface

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27
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Enzyme-linked receptors have a receptor in the ____________ _________ where the signal, often a hormone, bonds

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Extracellular matrix

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28
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The _______________ ____________ has a catalytic function

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Intracellular Domain

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When the Extracellular Domain is bound, the ________________ _____________ is activated

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Intracellular Domain

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30
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Most Enzyme-linked receptors have a protein ____________ function in the intracellular domain

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Kinase

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When bound by a signal, the protein kinase will ______________ other proteins

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phosphorylate

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32
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Protein Kinases ____________ a phosphate from ATP and attach it to a protein

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remove

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33
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The phosphorylated protein is usually _____________ to cause a cellular response

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activated

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34
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G Proteins are named for their ability to bind _______ as a substrate

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GTP

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35
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The receptors typically have _____ transmembrane segments which embed it in the Plasma Membrane

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7

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36
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G Proteins have what two subunits?

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alpha and beta

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37
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When bound by a signal, the receptor’s intracellular domain causes the G protein to release _______ and bind ________

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GDP
GTP

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38
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When bound to the GTP, the ___ subunit dissociates from the ____ subunit

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alpha
beta

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39
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After the alpha subunit dissociates from the beta subunit, it is then _______ and free to initiate a cellular response

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active

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40
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That alpha subunit splits GTP to GDP, which allows alpha to be bound by the beta subunit, ____________ the G protein, ending the cellular response

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inactivating

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41
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When the signal (ligand) binds the receptor, it changes conformation and opens the channel for an _____ to flow

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ion

42
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Some signals are _________ (hormones) and pass through the Plasma Membrane

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steroids

43
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Do intracellular receptors require a second messenger?

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no

44
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Intracellular Receptors bind signal to cause a conformational change in the ____________, activating it

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receptor

45
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The active signal or receptor complex enters the __________ and binds specific genes to activate them

A

nucleus

46
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What is a hormone that activates a Receptor Tyrosine Kinase?

A

Epidermal Growth Factor

47
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What does the hormone EGF stimulate throughout the body?

A

Cell Division

48
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Receptor Tyrosine Kinases are secreted by ________________ Cells into the blood and is carried throughout the body

A

Endocrine

49
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Two Epidermal Growth Factors each bind a receptor, which binds and ________________ each other on tyrosine amino acids

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phosphorylate

50
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Receptor Tyrosine Kinases: the now activated receptor activates _______ which then binds and activates _______

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Grb
Sos

51
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Receptor Tyrosine Kinases: activated ______ causes Ras to release GDP and GTP bind, which activates Ras

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Sos

52
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Receptor Tyrosine Kinases: _____ is the first Kinase in an Enzyme cascade

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Ras

53
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Ras binds and phosphorylated Raf, which binds and phosphorylates…

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Erk

54
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Receptor Tyrosine Kinases: Erk then enters the Nucleus and phosphorylates ______________ factors like Myc and Fos

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transcription

55
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Receptor Tyrosine Kinases: They bind genes (maybe 100) which then produce ____________ that stimulate cell division

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proteins

56
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Since most signals can’t enter the cell, they depend on a ___________ ___________ to produce the cellular response

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second messenger

57
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Second Messengers typically produce quick and short ____________ responses

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cellular

58
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When G Protein Receptors activate G Proteins, the _______ subunit is freed up, in turn activates a variety of other proteins

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alpha

59
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One common enzyme activated by alpha subunits is…

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Adenylyl Cyclase

60
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Adenylyl Cyclase is a membrane-bound enzyme, attached to the interior of the…

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Plasma Membrane

61
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The function of Adenylyl Cyclase is to remove _________________ from ATP, producing cyclic AMP (cAMP)

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pyrophosphate

62
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cAMP is a common….

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second messenger

63
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One common effect of cAMP is to activate….(PKA)

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Protein Kinase A

64
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PKA has two Regulatory Subunits that repress the two Catalytic subunits which phosphorylate and activate other…

A

proteins

65
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cAMP binds the ___________ subunits which frees them from the _____________ subunits

A

Regulatory
Catalytic

66
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Once the Catalytic subunit is freed it is…

A

active

67
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Active PKA uses PO4 groups from _______ to phosphorylate and activate other proteins, causing a cellular response

A

ATP

68
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Second Messengers have _______ durations

A

short

69
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Phosphodiesterase hydrolyses cAMP to ATP, removing it from the Regulatory subunits of…

A

PKA

70
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The Regulatory subunits then rebind the _____________ subunits of PKA, inactivating them

A

Catalytic

71
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When PKA is activated it phosphorylates Phosphorylase Kinase which activates Glycogen Phosphorylase, which cutes Glucose-Phosphate from _____________, making it available to muscles

A

Glycogen

72
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PKA also phosphorylates Glycogen Synthase, inactivating it to promote ____________ breakdown rather than synthesis

A

Glycogen

73
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G proteins can activate ___________ other than adenylyl cyclase

A

enzymes

74
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_______ binds G Protein-coupled Receptor

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Signal

75
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Activated G Protein alpha subunit activates….

A

Phospholipids C

76
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Phospholipase C cleaves Phospatidylinositol releasing Diacylglycerol and Inositol Phosphate (IP3), both of which are…

A

Second Messengers

77
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IP3 will bind to a Ligand-gated Ca+ channel on the _____, opening the channel

A

ER

78
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Ca+ is actively transported into the ER so when the channel opens, _____ flows out

A

Ca+

79
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Ca+ is another __________ Messenger

A

Second

80
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In conjunction with Diacylglycerol, Ca+ binds and activates…

A

Protein Kinase C

81
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Ca+ by itself can also bind and activate the protein _____________, which in turn alters the function of still other cellular proteins

A

Calmodulin

82
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Second messengers __________ the signal so that each successive step in the pathway produces more and more messengers

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amplify

83
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Second messengers are generally ________ and ______________

A

small and hydropholic

84
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Second messengers being small and hydrophilic allows them to rapidly diffuse throughout the cell to produce a ________ response

A

quick

85
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Hormones are chemicals secreted in minute quantities into the _______________ which have effects in distant parts of the body

A

bloodstream

86
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Hormones can either be steroid and enter through _____________, or proteins and bind _____________ to produce a second messenger

A

membranes
receptors

87
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Only cells with receptors for that hormone can respond to the _______________

A

hormone

88
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Different receptors have different affinities for a hormone, so depending on the __________, some will respond and others will not

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concentration

89
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Different cells have different _______________ pathways, so respond differently

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transduction

90
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Different cell types may not express certain proteins, even if…

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stimulated

91
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Glycogen breakdown is under the influence of Epinephrine/Adrenaline which is the enzyme responsible for that ____________

A

breakdown

92
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But if Glycogen Phosphorylase is not expressed in the cell there will be no response even if…

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stimulated

93
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Apoptosis is….

A

cellular death

94
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The death of some cells during development is normal and helps form the ____________ of the body

A

organs

95
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Cells experiencing extensive damage are programmed to die rather than damage other cells and the life of the whole….

A

organism

96
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Intrinsic and Extrinsic signal transduction pathways lead to…

A

apoptosis

97
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Internal damage, such as massive damage to DNA can produce ___________ signals leading to Apoptosis

A

internal

98
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Surface proteins on the _______________ play a key role in this Intrinsic Pathway leading to Apoptosis

A

Mitochondria

99
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________________ signals can also, through a different pathway, promote apoptosis

A

Extracellular

100
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There are death receptors in the ______ ______________ of cells

A

cell membranes

101
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When bound by a signal the death receptor initiates a cellular response leading to a programmed cell…

A

death

102
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Apoptosis usually involves the activation of ______________ which destroy the cytoskeleton and Dnases which destroy the DNA

A

proteases

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