intracellular signalling mechanisms Flashcards

1
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how is cortisol transported around the body

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in a sterol carrier that is water soluble

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2
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three main classes of cell surface receptors

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ligand gated ion channels
G-protein coupled receptor
kinase linked receptor

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3
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what are ligand gated ion channels

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signal binds to receptor causing structural change and lets ion through membrane

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4
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what is G protein receptor

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trigger intracellular signalling cascade which involves second messenger

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5
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kinase linked receptors=

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signal comes and causes a change in shape- pass on the signal through intrinsic enzyme activity or by activating a kinase

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6
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2 types of response

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short term

long term

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7
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what does a short term response mean

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rapid, reversible, relies on pre-existing molecules getting released/ modified

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what does a long term response mean

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slow, more permanent, relies on gene transcription (activation of transcription factors)

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9
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where do hormones bind

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on inside of cell (transcription factor receptor)

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10
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where do neurotransmitters, growth factors, cytokines bind

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on cell surface

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