molecular basis of graves Flashcards

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2 parts of TSH structure and function

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a subunit -

B subunit - give the specific function

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2
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what is TSH receptor

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GCPR

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what are 2 main parts of TSHR

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a unit - outer part

B unit - membrane bound aspect

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4
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what are 3 parts of a unit on TSHR

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  1. LRD region where TSH binds

2. C region of 50 AA that can be cleaved off by enzymes

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5
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what is 2 state model for TSHR

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  1. closed conformation - inactive and can’t be bound

2. Open conformation - satbilized by TSH binding

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6
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what happens if have mutations at or near stabilizing reagions of TSHR

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loss of closed conformation meaning it becomes always active

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what happens in graves disease

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  1. TSRH attacked by protease and C peptide is lost
  2. reduction of disulfide bridges realsease a subunit
  3. freed a units stim. antibodies
  4. antibodies then mimic TSH and get hyper thyroidism
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what are the 2 stimulatory pathways influenced by TSH

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  1. GsA - GCPR

2. GqA - PLC and IP3

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what is GsA pathway

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  1. binding activated adenayn cyclase
  2. ATP to cAMP
  3. cAMP binds to PKA
  4. PKA activates specific protein
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what is GqA pathway

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  1. TSHR activation activates phospholipae C via GTP
  2. PLC conversion of PIP2 to DAG and IP3
  3. IP3 promotes Ca release from ER
  4. Ca and DAG activate PKC
  5. PKC phosphorylates other proteins
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