ICPP session 1-5 Flashcards
Major drug targets
RITE- receptors, ion channels, transporters, enzymes
4 Receptor types
K(L)ING- kinase linked, (ligand gated) ion channels,nuclear/intracellular, G protein coupled
Typical inorganic ion concentrations
ION INTERSTITIAL WATER INTRACELLULAR CONC.
Na+ 145mM 12mM
K+ 4.5mM 140mM
Cl- 123mM 4mM
Ca2+ 1.5mM 10-7 M
Cell resting potentials
Cardiac muscle myocytes: -80mV
Neurones: -70mV
Skeletal muscle myocytes: -90mV
Smooth muscle myocytes: -50mV
Action potential relative sizes and duration in different tissues
Axon: 0.5ms, +100mV
Skeletal muscle: 0.5ms, +130mV
Sino-atrial node: 100ms, +90mV
Cardiac ventricle: 100ms, +120mV
SRP mechanism
Cytosolic+membrane proteins synthesised by ribosomes, when SRP recognises leading sequence @ N terminal end protein synthesis is halted, SRP is recognised by signal sequence receptor on ER membrane (part of protein translocator complex), stop transfer signal exists on membrane proteins causing protein to be embedded in ER membrane
Erythrocyte cytoskeleton
Spectrin+actin anchored to erythrocyte membrane via adapter proteins called ankyrin+band 4.1 to integral membrane proteins band 3 and glycophorin A