III. Autonomic Nervous System (receptors and actions) Flashcards
alpha-1 adrenoreceptor: mechanism of action
Increase IP3, increase intracellular Ca2+
alpha-2 adrenoreceptor: mechanism of action
Inhibition of adenylyl cylase, decreased cAMP
beta-1 adrenoreceptor: mechanism of action
Stimulation of adenylyl cylcase, increased cAMP
beta-2 adrenoreceptor: mechanism of action
Stimulation of adenylyl cylcase, increased cAMP
nicotinic cholinoreceptor: mechanism of action
Opening of Na+ and K+ channels; depolarization
muscarinic cholinoreceptor (M1, M3, M5) : mechanism of action
increase IP3 and intracellular Ca2+
muscarinic cholinoreceptor (M2, M4) : mechanism of action
decrease adenylyl cyclase
Miosis (pupillary constriction)
Parasympathetic (M); via circular muscle of the iris
Mydriasis (pupillary dilatation)
Sympathetic (alpha-1); via radial muscle of the iris
Accomodation (near vision)
Parasympathetic (M); via ciliary muscle of the iris
Ciliary muscle dilatation (far vision)
Sympathetic (beta)
Increased cardiac muscle contractility; SA node (heart rate) and AV node (conduction) activityl;
Sympathetic (beta-1)
Constriction of splanchnic vascular smooth muscle in skin
Sympathetic (alpha-1)
Constriction of vascular smooth muscle in skeletal muscles
Sympathetic (beta-2)
Bronchodilation
Sympathetic (beta-2)
Bronchoconstriction
Parasympathetic (M)
Relaxation of smooth muscle in the walls of the GI tract
Sympathetic (alpha-2, beta-2)
Relaxation of smooth muscle in sphincters GI tract
Parasympathetic (M)
Contraction of smooth muscle in the walls of the GI tract
Parasympathetic (M)
Contraction of smooth muscle in the sphincters of the GI tract
Sympathetic (alpha-1)
Increased mucoid saliva secretion
Sympathetic (beta-1)
Increased serous saliva secretion
Parasympathetic (M)
Increased gastric acid and pancreatic secretion
Parasympathetic (M)
Bladder wall and detrusor muscle relaxation
Sympathetic (beta-2)