Lecture 19 Flashcards

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1
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What is transduction?

A

The rely of a message to the interior of a cell.

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2
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What does a receptor have to pass through to relay molecules for transduction?

A

The plasma membrane.

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3
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Which enzyme transfers phosphates from ATP to a protein?

A

Protein Kinases

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4
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Which enzyme remove phosphates?

A

Protein Phosphatases

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5
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What process consists of a signaling molecule continuing to activate protein kinases until no longer needed?

A

Phosphorylation Cascade

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6
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What is the purpose of the phosphorylation cascade?

A

The steps allow amplification of the signaling molecule’s message and regulation of it.

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7
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When are second messengers created?

A

Once the signal has been received.

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8
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What enzyme does cAMP make?

A

Adenylyl Cyclase

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9
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What enzyme does cAMP unmake?

A

Phosphodiesterase

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10
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What does the enzyme adenylyl cyclase convert?

A

ATP - cAMP

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11
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What does the enzyme phosphodiesterase convert?

A

cAMP - ATP

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12
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What are some functions of cAMP?

A

Involved in the activation of protein kinases
Comes from ATP
In ion channels, protein kinase A is targeted by cAMP

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