Lecture 21: Cell Signaling III Flashcards

1
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What are the steps of Receptor Gunnel Cyclases

A

These receptors function as enzymes and convert GTP to cGMP

*No activated gaunylyl cyclades, contain heme also convert GTP to cGMP

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2
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What are the steps of acetylcholine induced vasdilation

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  1. Gq alpha signaling
  2. Caladium activates ENOS and produces NO which diffuses from endothelium cells to SMC
  3. NO activates a Guanylyl cyclase, which produces cGMP and activates Protein Kinase G
  4. PKG phosphorulates a number of targets some of which lead to a reduction in cytoplasmic CA 2+ -> vasodilation
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3
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Treatment for Erectile Dysfunction

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increase cGMP synthesis diminish after stimulus ceases because a specific phosphodiesterase. It converts cGMP to the inactive 5 GMP

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4
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Viagra casauses

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cGMP levels to remain elevated once raised by an appropriate stimulus accounting for the usefulnesss of this drug in the treatment of erectile dysfunction

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5
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What are the two function of nuclear receptors

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hormone receptors and transcription factors

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6
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What are the steps of Type I nuclear hormone receptors

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-Bound to Hip 70 in cytosol in the absent of ligand
-Hormone binding induces a conformational change
-Most often form homodimers
-Can be inhibited by IncRNAs –> although this is not unique to Type I NHR

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7
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When are type I hormone receptors used

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In the absent of the ligand

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8
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When are type II hormone receptors used

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When they are bound to the DNA and Corepressorand there is an absence of the ligand

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9
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The electrogenic Na+, K+ ATPase produces a transmembrane electrical potential of -______________

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60 mv (inside negative)

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10
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The action of the electrogenic pump moves __________________________

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3 Na out for every 2 K pumped into the neuron

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11
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_______________ binds to a receptor on the postsynaptic neuron causing its ligand gated ion channel to open. Extracelluluar Na+ and Ca 2+ to enter through this channel depolarizing the postsynaptic cell

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Acetylcholine

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12
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A stimulus to this neuron causes an action potential to move along the axon (white arrow),
away from the cell body. The opening of one voltage-gated Na+ channel allows Na+ entry,
and the resulting local depolarization causes the ______________________________

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adjacent Na+ channel to open, and so on.

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13
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When the wave of depolarization reaches the axon tip, voltage-gated Ca2+ channels open,
allowing ______________________

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Ca2+ entry into the presynaptic neuron.

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14
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The directionality of movement of the action potential is ensured by the____________________ that follows the opening of each voltage-gated Na+ channel.

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brief refractory
period

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15
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___________ cation channel-> influx of Na, K, CA

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Acetylcholine

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16
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_____________ cation channel –> influx of NA+, K+, CA 2+

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Serotonin

17
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______________ cation channel - influx of NA, K, CA

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Glutamate

18
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________ Efflux of Cl-

A

Glycine

19
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_________ block voltage gated K+ channels

A

Dendrotoxin

20
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_____________ block voltage gated Na channels

A

Tetrodotoxin

21
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_______________ blocks acetycholine receptor ion channels

A

cobrotoxin

22
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What are the four major classes of Eicosanoids

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-prostaglandins
-Thromboxanes
-Leukotrienes
-Lipxins

23
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Major precursors of Eicosonoids

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-linoleic aid
-alpha linoleum acid
-arachidonic acid

24
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Most Eicosanoids function as ________________

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ligands for GPCRs

25
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____________ are major plays that play a role in RGH2 production. They give rise to prostaglandins and thrombozanes

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COX1 and COX 2

26
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_________________ are targets of antipyretic and anti pain drugs

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Cox 1 and Cox 2

27
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What is the enzyme that starts of conversion of arachinonate into prostaglandins and thromboxane

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cyclooxygenase

28
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_________________ suicide inhibitor of Cox

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aspirine

29
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________________ are competitive inhibitors of COX

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acetaminophen and ibuprofen

30
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What are some side effects of COX enzymes

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mucus production in the stomach

31
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What is the role of Lipoxins?

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Anti-inflammatory roles
*vascular and bronchial smooth muscle construction, many others

32
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__________ binds to glucocorticoids to influence gene transcription

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Prednisone

33
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________ irreversible acetylates and inactivates COX1 and COX2

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Aspirin

34
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_______________________ competitive inhibitors of COX1 and COX2

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Ibuprofen and Naproxen

35
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_______________ competitive inhibitor of cox 2 specifically

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Celebrex

36
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___________________ may possibly function to inhibit COX activity in the CNS selectively

A

Acetaminophen

37
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__________ is an antagonist of CysLT receptors

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Singulair

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