Ion Channels+some Hemostasis bcs why not Flashcards
How many K ions are in the K channel at any given time, and in what position
2.
1-3 position/2-4 position (separated by water molecules)
What is the role of kir6.2 and SUR1?
(ATP sensitive K channel subunits in pancreatic b cells)
ATP/ADP ratio increases -> ATP sensitive K channel shut down -> depol. -> insulin secretion
Where does kir6.2+SUR localized in the body?
Pancreatic B cells
Which technique reveals opening and closure of individual ion ch pores?
Patch clamp technique
Define- open propability
Total time spent in open state divided by the total observation time
Mutation in the kir6.2 SUR1 and symptoms (and treatment)
Persistent hyperinsulinemia hypoglycemia (PHHI)
As the name implies
We can treat with Diazoxide (helps open the channel)
How does the Cl- channel pore stabilizes?
Helix dipole
Requirements for activation of CFTR Cl- channel
Phosphorylation by cAMP dependent PKA (at least 10 serine residues in the regulatory domain)
Drug that inhibits platelets activation?
Aspirin
Mutation in Cl- channel will cause
Myotonia.
Unstable resting potential
Hyperactive muscle fiber
What is the pro-coagulant effect of thrombin-TM complex?
Inhibits fibrinolysis by cleaving TAFI into its active form
Where can we find Cl- channel 1 (Clc1)
Skeletal m
Describe the gating mechanism of ATP sensitive K channel (activation by…. inhibition by….)
ATP inhibits (also Sulfonylurea) ADP activates (also Diazoxide)
Why does the Na ion excluded from the K channel?
Na is smaller than K -> Na coordination is energetically unfavorable
ATP sensitive K channel SUR structure
3 TMD
2 intracellular NBD (Nucleotide Binding protein)