non hormonal signalling Flashcards

1
Q

what does NO stimulate

A

Activates guanylyl cyclase  cGMP

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2
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where fo non hormonal chemical signals elicit response

A

nearby target cells
1. cytokins (TNF-a-ILs) and GF (IGF)
2. gases- NO and CO
3. lipids- prostaglandins

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3
Q

how does L-arginine produce NO

A

with oxygen and nitric oxide synthase
release NO and citrulline

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4
Q

NO acts as what

A

a neurotransmitter and neuromodulator in the brain

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5
Q

NO is produced by

A

endothelial cells

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6
Q

NO diffeuse into what cells to cause what

A

smooth muscle cells to cause vasodillation

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7
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CO activates what and targets what cells

A

Activates guanylyl cyclase  cGMP
Targets smooth muscle and neural tissue

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8
Q

prostaglandins first identified in

A

semen and believed to orifinate from prostate glands

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9
Q

locally acting chemical messangers

A

prostaglanding

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10
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prostaglandin structure

A

20-C FA derivatives with 5-C ring

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11
Q

prostaglandins are produced by what tissues and from what

A

all tissues from arachidonic acid

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12
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arachidonic acid is a what

A

constituent of FA of phospholipids)

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13
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upon stimulation arachidonic acid splits from

A

plasma membrane by memvrane bound enxyme
cobnverted to appropriate PG

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14
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prostaglandins following actions

A

Following actions, inactivated by local enzyme before reaching blood

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15
Q

PG belong to 1 of 3 groups naemely

A

PGA, PGE, PGF (structural variation of 5-C ring)

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16
Q

PG within each group PG identified by what

A

double bonds present in side chains

PGE1- 1 double bond
PGE2- 2 double bond
PGE3- 3 DB

17
Q

arachnodonic acid derivatived

A

PGs
Prostacyclins
Thromboxanes

18
Q

eicosanoids

A

PGs
Prostacyclins
Thromboxanes
Leukotrines

19
Q

PG exert a wide variety of effects

A

Particularly important in inflammation and platelet aggregation
Slight variation in structure  profound difference in biological action
Same PG exerts opposite effect in different tissues

20
Q

phospholipid bilayer makes what

A

arachnidonic acid via PLA- phospholipase

21
Q

arachnodonic acid makes what 3 things

A

leukotrines- LOX lipoxygenase
prostaglandins- COX- cycloxygenase
thromboxanes- COX