Pharm Flashcards
pupils contract/dilate by which muscle
radial muscle
contract muscle -> dilate pupil
accommodation by what muscle (far vs near-sight)
ciliary muscle (contraction, acommodates, PNS)
most NTs are terminated by re-uptake. except for which NT?
acetylcholine by acetylcholinerase
which NT is responsible for abuse liability?
dopamine (gives the “high” feeling)
B-antagonists are used to treat (6)
HT, Angia (cardiac ischemia), arrhythmia, HEART FAILURE
glaucoma
migraine headaches
SIF cell
Ach -> (muscarinic R) Small Intensely Fluorescent cells -> DA on nicotinic post-ganglionic membrane
nicotinic receptor: characteristics
5 subunits
2 Ach’s need to bind to ALPHA subunits
nonspecific cationic channel: influx (Na, Ca) & efflux (K+) -> very rapid depolarization & fast cesation of action
very susceptible to blockade: only need 1 ALPHA subunit to be blocked to close the channel
PRE B-cell receptor
HC w/ surrogate LC, mainly in the CYTOPLASM (some on the B cell surface)
which signaling from stromal cells commits incoming precursor to the T-cell lineage?
notch 1 (stromal cells) in the thymus
what are the proteins that are normally expressed in peripheral tissue that’s in the medulla (thymus)?
AIRE (autoimmune regulator), used in (-) selection
metabolic activity of which CYP enzyme is NOT inducible?
CYP 2D6