Hormone Action & Signal Transduction Flashcards

1
Q

effect of glucocorticoids

A

accelerated gene transcription

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2
Q

effect of thyroid hormone

A

activation of gene transcription

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3
Q

where does hormone-receptor interaction happen in Group I hormones/lipophilic hormones?

A

cytoplasm, nucleus

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4
Q

G(s) stimulates

A

adenylyl cyclase

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5
Q

G(i) inhibits

A

adenylyl cyclase

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6
Q

G(q) stimulates

A

phospholipase C

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7
Q

what happens once adenylyl cyclase has been stimulated?

A

cAMP nucleotide is formed from ATP.

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8
Q

1st intracellular signal recognized in mammalian cells

A

cAMP

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9
Q

adenylyl cyclase composition

A

receptor - R(s) or R(i)

regulatory complex - G(s) or G(i)

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10
Q

how does cholera affect the alpha subunit of GPCR?

A

it modifies alpha subunit, blocking hydrolysis of GTP back to GDP; therefore, a-GTP remains in active form.

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11
Q

cholera toxin: a-GTP always active results to?

A

severe diarrhea due to persistently high cAMP levels

CFTR channels are stimulated to open –> Cl- + Na + Water leave cell

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12
Q

Hormones that inhibit adenylyl cyclase (4)

A
  • acetylcholine
  • a2 adrenergics
  • angiotensin II
  • somatostatin
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13
Q

after cAMP is produced from ATP, what happens next? (GPCR)

A

cAMP activates protein kinase A

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14
Q

protein kinase A composition

A

2 regulatory subunits (R2)

2 catalytic subunits (C2)

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15
Q

active C subunit of PKA catalyzes?

A

transfer of gamma phosphate of ATP to serine or threonine residue –> PHOSPHORYLATION

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16
Q

how is PKA activated? (GPCR)

A

cAMP binds to regulatory unit of cAMP –> R2C2 dissociate, activating C2

17
Q

enzymes that terminate physiologic response of activated GPCR

A

phosphatases

phosphodiesterase

18
Q

how does phosphodiesterase terminate physiological response of activated GPCR?

A

hydrolyzes cAMP to 5’-AMP

19
Q

what peptides are produced by cardiac atrial tissues?

A

atriopeptins

20
Q

atriopeptins bind and activate?

A

guanylyl cyclase (increasing cGMP levels)

21
Q

elevated cGMP due to atriopeptins result to

A

natriuresis
diuresis
vasodilation
inhibition of aldosterone secretion

22
Q

what other substances activate guanylyl cyclase?

A
nitroprusside
nitroglycerine
nitric oxide
na nitrite
na azide
23
Q

can sildenafil (viagra) be given to pts taking nitrates?

A

no b/c it will potentiate to the vasodilating effect due to increased cGMP level.

24
Q

IKK complex composition (NF-KB)

A

2 alpha subunits
2 beta subunits
2 gamma subunits