Pharm : Cell Communication Flashcards
Which cell signaling method uses a chem secreted into the blood that acts on a distant target cells?
Endocrine cell signaling
Which cell signaling involves chem molecules to have neighboring cell to act?
Paracrine cell signaling
NT signaling is a specific form of which type of cell comm method?
Paracrine cell signaling
A chem molecule that binds to a receptor and initiates a cellular response?
Ligand
Identify the 4 categories of receptors based signal transducers?
- GPCRs
- Gated ion channels
- Enzyme-linked receptors
- Soluble nuclear receptors
What is another name for a chem that binds to a receptors?
Ligand, 1st messenger
What family of enzymes catalysts the addition of phosphate group to a molecule?
Kinases
Which chem messengers are derived from arachidonic acid?
Prostaglandin
Leukotrienes
Anandamide (endocannabinoid)
Which subunit G protein contains the intrinsic GTPase activity?
The alpha unit
What signal transduction sequence through G protein-coupled receptors?
1st msg - GPCR - effector - 2nd msg - cellular response
Which negative ion is paired with weak base?
Chloride or sulfate
Which positive ion is paired with weak acid?
Sodium, calcium, and magnesium
All of the following enantiomeric drug are supplied as racemic mixtures except:
- ketamine
- ropivacaine
- desflurane
- ephedrine
Ropivacaine
Chiral molecule has a center of 3-d asymmetry.
Enantiomers are mirror images of the same molecule (they cannot be superimposed) - cannot tell them apart.
Dextrorotatory enantiomers rotate….?
Clockwise
Levorotatory enantiomers rotate …?
Counterclockwise