Drug Targets - 8/1 Konorev Flashcards
What are the GPCR ligands?
Biogenic amines (nt's) Peptides/proteins Aminoacids (Glu, GABA) Lipids Nucleotides (ATP)
What does the Gi family inhibit?
Activates what?
Adenylyl cyclase
Tyr Kinase SRC
Gq activates what?
PLC
Starting with PLC, describe the downstream pathways:
PLC -> PIP2 -> IP3 -> CaM
PLC -> PIP2 -> DAG -> PKC
Name the diff type of RTKs
GFs like IGF, VEGF, EGF, NGF, PDGF
And insulin
Insulin is a type of what?
What special structural features does it have?
RTK
2 chains alpha and beta linked by a DSB
Ras is considered what?
Monomeric GTPase
SH2 domains bind what?
Tyrosines
2 Ty
SH3 domains bind what?
Proline-rich sequences
GEFs activate what?
Example of 1
Monomeric GTPases
Sos
what inactivate monomeric GTPases?
How?
GAPs
GTP hydrolysis
What mutation is found in 70% of melanomas?
point mutation in Raf
What mutation is found in 90% of pancreatic adenocarcinomas?
Point mutation in Ras
Give the signal transduction starting with a GF down to protein expression
GF -> RTK -> G-protein -> Raf -> MEK -> ERK -> to nucleus for transcription -> protein expression
What activates the JAK receptors?
GH (somatotropin) EPO Leptin IFN IL-2 to 10, 15
JAK inhibitors are used in what disorders?
Allergic and autoimmune
What are nuclear receptors?
Steroid and thyroid hormones
Vit D, Vit A
Lipid mediators (FFA)
Steroid receptor
How long is the lag period for nuclear receptors?
Hours to days
What prevents folding into the active conformation of the receptor in the absence of a hormone?
Hsp90
What drug is used to treat osteoporosis in menopausal women and breast cancer?
Tamoxifen
What is a nuclear receptor antagonist drug?
Spironolactone
What is an analog of endogenous ligands as agonists?
Levothyroxine
Conductance is induced my membrane potential changes describes what?
VG-channels
What channels play a role in changing the cell membrane potential?
What else do they do?
Ion channels
Change the [ ] of ions in cytosol