Lecture 13 Flashcards
in the off/resting state of monomeric g-protein coupled receptors, is RAS bound to GTP or GDP?
GDP in off state, GTP in on state
GTP-binding protein is an intermediate __
transducing molecule
effector proteins activate __ who can activate __
secondary messengers; a secondary effector, blah blah blah
secondary messenger targets are usually __ or __
protein kinases or protein phosphatases
cAMP is comprised of 2 __ and 2 __ = __
regulatory domains; catalytic domains; R2C2 complex
active catalytic subunits phoshorylate downstream targets and leads to regulation of __
neurotransmitter release, neurotransmitter synthesis, ion channel/receptor function, calcium homeostasis, cytoskeletal function, gene expression, synaptic plasticity
IP3 and DAG (diacylglycerol) cooperate (with __) to activate __
Ca; protein kinase C (PKC)
CREB is a __ factor – binds to certain __ thereby increasing or decreasing the __
cellular transcription; DNA sequences; transcription of downstream genes
in an unstimulated cell, creb is not __ but can become so through several different __
phosphorylated; signaling cascades
the mechanism of signaling cascades causing creb to be phosphorylated underlies the __ and allows us to get __
late-phase LTP effect; newly synthesized proteins
what do the senses do for us? (4)
perception, control of movement, regulation of internal organs, and maintenance of arousal
there are sensory systems for __ (examples __) and for __ (examples __)
external stimuli (visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, somatosensory) internal stimuli (temperature, blood sugar, pressure and CO2, muscle tension and joint position (proprioception)
another word for perception
exteroception
proprioception
a sense of our body in space, relative position, etc.
muscle spindles
proprioceptors in muscle