Cholinergic Neurotransmitters Flashcards
What channel is nicotinic receptor
Ion gated channel
What channel is muscarinic receptors
G protein coupled receptor
Which muscarinic receptors are inhibitory and which excitatory
1, 3, 5 - excitatory
2, 4 - inhibitory
What is G protein and its types
Guanine nucleotide-binding proteins
Gs
Gi
Go
Gq
Explain all the G protein types
What is the place of nicotinic ach receptors
What does muscarinic Ach receptors produce
Parasympathetic nerve effects in the heart, smooth muscles, and glands
Drugs affecting the PNS are useful for what
Neurons that release acetylcholine are what
Cholinergic
cholinergic agonists are called
Parasympathomimetics
Cholinergic antagonists are called
Parasympatholytics
Explain the structure of acetylcholine and why you can’t take it orally
Explain the biosynthesis of acetylcholine
What inhibits acetylcholine esterase
Phosphorus compounds
Why can’t we use acetylcholine as agonist
Flexible
Nonselective
Polar will not cross the membrane
Muscadine mimics what
The action of Ach
Where can you find M 2 and M3
Peripheral autonomic tissues
Where can you find M1 and M4
Brain and autonomic ganglia
With what does the M1 3 5 interact with
With what do M2 4 interact with
What are the advantages of acetylcholine
Natural messenger
Easily synthesized
What are the disadvantages of acetylcholine
What are the requirements for cholinergic agonists
Explain the acetylcholine in the muscarinic binding site
Summarize the SAR of acetylcholine
Explain the active conformation of acetylcholine
Explain the rigid analogues of acetylcholine
Explain choline ester
How to make choline ester have stability against hydrolysis
What is a disadvantage of carbachol and how to solve it