Lecture 17 Flashcards

1
Q

____- are the largest family of cell surface receptors

A

GPCRs

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2
Q

there are over ____ GPCRs in humans

A

800

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3
Q

all GPCRs have a common structure with __ transmembrane spans across the lipid bilayer

A

7

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4
Q

what are some examples of GPCRs? (GADH)

A

glucagon
adrenaline
dopamine
histamine

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5
Q

g proteins act as a molecular ____

A

switch

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6
Q

GDP is removed and replaced with ___. this process is triggered by the activation of _____ which is known to be a GEF (_______)

A

GTP
GPCR
Guanine nucleotide exchange factor

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7
Q

in the _____ state, the G protein consists of a _____ complex located in the _____

A

inactivated
trimeric
plasma membrane

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8
Q

in the activated state, the trimeric G protein complex ______

A

dissociates

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9
Q

G proteins that interact with GCPRs comprise of three subunits - _________

A

alpha, beta, y

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10
Q

G proteins are activated when bound to _____

A

GTP

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11
Q

G proteins hydrolyze _____ to ____

A

GTP
GDP

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12
Q

the interaction of G proteins with ion channels causes an _________________

A

immediate change in cell behaviour

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13
Q

Enzyme activation leads to the production of _____________ which act as _____________

A

intracellular signalling molecules
second messengers

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14
Q

a second messenger is a rapidly produced ______ signalling molecule that activates ________

A

diffusible
effector proteins

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15
Q

like other molecular switches, second messengers will also be rapidly ______ again

A

inactivated

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16
Q

amplification results in what?

A

strong activation in very short time

17
Q

what is a way for termination of signalling? (to do with something at the cell surface)

A

once the receptor is not at the cell surface anymore, signalling stops

18
Q

cyclic AMP is produced from _____ by _____-

A

ATP
adnylyl cyclase

19
Q

cAMP is rapidly inactivated by a ______

A

phosphodiesterase

20
Q

what is the process of PKA and gene transcription?

activation of PKA in _______
translocation to ______
_______ of transcription factors
increased/suppressed _______ of target genes

A

cytosol
nucleus
phosphorylation
transcription

21
Q

via _______, one ligand molecule binding gives rise to __________

A

catalysis
many new intracellular molecules

22
Q

phospholipase C cleaves ____ into the second messengers IP__ and ____

A

PIP2
3
DAG