Lecture 1 - Endocrine Overview Flashcards
Alpha-1, Alpha-2, and Beta adrenergic receptors are coupled to which G-proteins, respectively?
Alhpha-1 –> Gq
Alpha-2 –> Gi
Beta –> Gs
Ach binds to ______ receptors in skeletal muscle, _____ receptors in Heart muscle (which are coupled to ____), and ____ in Salivary glands (which are coupled to _____).
Nicotinic
M2
Gi
M1
Gq
Thyroid hormones are synthesized from _____ residues of protein precursors stored in a colloidal form in the thyroid gland.
Tyrosine
Catecholamine half-life in blood is about ___-___ minutes, and response to catecholamines occurs in seconds or less.
Peptide hormones half-life in blood is about ___ minutes to several ____, and response to peptide hormones occurs in seconds to minutes.
Steroid/thyroid hormones half-life in blood ranges from about ____mins to hours or days. Response occurs in hours to days.
1-3mins
2mins to several hours
30mins
T4 (Thyroxine) acts in a very similar way to _____ hormones. While their mech of action is controlling transcription and stability of mRNA, the mech of action for Peptide and Catecholamine hormones is activation of _____ messengers.
Which hormones are associated with protein kinase activation and which are associated with changes in membrane potential?
Steroid
Second messengers
Peptide hormones –> Protein Kinase activation
Catecholamines –> Changes in membrane potential