L8 Receptors Flashcards

1
Q

Function of receptors

A

detect physical and chemical stimuli

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2
Q

Proteins embedded in plasma membrane detect

A

extracellular ligands

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3
Q

Transmembrane receptor function

A

transfer signal across plasma membrane

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4
Q

Intracellular receptors detect

A

permeable stimuli (gases, liquids)

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5
Q

No of receptor families in mammalian genome

A

25

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6
Q

What do members of each family share

A

one or more structurally homologous domains

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7
Q

Ion channels regulate

A

membrane potential

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8
Q

Effectors for ion channels

A

ions

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9
Q

Chemical signal generated by ion channels

A

change in ion composition of the cell

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10
Q

Ion channel key features

A

pore selectivity, gating mechanism

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11
Q

Ion pore selectivity

A

defined by physical size of filter and amino acids lining pore

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12
Q

Gating mechanism

A

ligand or voltage

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13
Q

Function of +ve charges in amino acids

A

voltage sensitivity

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14
Q

p loops location

A

between two TMs

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15
Q

TM receptors

A

transmembrane receptors

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16
Q

p loops function

A

create highly selective filter

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17
Q

Ion channel structure

A

subunits come together with pore in center

18
Q

Closely packed TMs function

A

gate that blocks ion passage

19
Q

Voltage gated ion channel gating

A

gating controlled by voltage sensing domain

20
Q

Voltage gated K channel Kv1 structure

A

4 subunits each with 6 TMs

21
Q

Inactivation peptide function in Kv1

A

blocks open pore

22
Q

Kv1 additional units

A

beta cytoplasmic subunits

23
Q

Ligand gates ion channels gating

A

gated by intracellularly or extracellularly chemical stimuli

24
Q

Example of pentameric extracellular ligand gated ion channel

A

5HT, GABA

25
Q

Example of tetrameric extracellular ligand gated ion channel

A

NMDA

26
Q

Example of trimeric extracellular ligand gated ion channel

A

P2XR

27
Q

What channels control membrane excitability

A

Na+/K+ selective channels

28
Q

Cl- selective channels effect on CM

A

hyperpolarise cells

29
Q

Glutamate ligand gated ion channels structure

A

dimer of dimers, binding site in cleft

30
Q

Glutamate ligand gated ion channel binding site location

A

extended N terminal

31
Q

Model of binding for glutamate ligand gated ion channels

A

clamp shell model - conformational change opens pore

32
Q

What contributes to diversity of glutamate receptors

A

multiple genes, alternative splicing and RNA editing

33
Q

Excess stimulation of NMDA receptors causes

A

stroke - leads to neuron death

34
Q

Main example of pentameric ligand gated ion channel

A

nicotinic receptor

35
Q

Pentameric ligand gated ion channel permeability

A

Na+ and K+

36
Q

Nicotinic receptor structure

A

5 subunits each with 4 TMs

37
Q

Pentameric ligand gated ion channels binding site

A

in alpha subunit

38
Q

Advantage of complexity of subunits in one ligand gated ion channel family

A

diversity, oppurtunity for drug targeting

39
Q

Control of excitability and function of muscle and neurons

A

by voltage gated ion channels and ligand gated ion channels

40
Q

Myasthenia gravis cause

A

autoimmune induced loss of muscle nAChR

41
Q

What mutations cause epilepsy

A

gain of function ion channel mutations

42
Q

What does glutamate receptor signalling regulate

A

LTP required for memory formation