Principles Flashcards
Ig found in mucosa
IgA
Golgi Apparatus
Modify and pack secretions
Mesoderm
Organs
Competitive Inhibition
Vmax DOESN’T change
HPV virus: viral oncogenes
E7 - prevents the binding of Rb (which in turn prevents mitosis from being stopped)
E6 - promotes destruction of p53
Interferon release
In response to viral infections
beta-haemolytic
Complete Haemolysis
= Group A strep
= Group B strep
Affinity
Strength of association between ligand and receptor
alpha-haemolytic
Partial Haemolysis
= strep pneumoniae
= strep viridans
Lymphatics: movement of content
Have valves
X Inactivation
Occurs in females
Usually by methylation
Normal Process of Apoptosis
- p53 INCREASES levels of BAX
- BAX stops the production of BCl2
BCl2 = anti-apoptotic molecule
Exergonic Reactions
Produce a negative Gibb’s Energy
Interleukin release
Stimulate cell division
Regeneration of ATP
Creatine Phosphate
Hydrolysis
Mucosa
Epithelium
Lamina Propria
Muscularis Mucosae
IL-4
Stimulates B cells
TCA Cycle
Produces citrate
= 3 NADH, 1 FADH2
Frame for Translation
Methionine
non-haemolytic
Enterococcus sp
Which produces endotoxin?
Gram Negative
Agonist
A drug that binds to a receptor to produce a cellular response
Histamine
Vasodilation, vascular permeability, bronchoconstriction
Produced: mast cells, eosinophils, basophils
Ejaculation
Sympathetic
Tetracyclines
Inhibit protein synthesis - 30S
Growth Receptors
Receptors with intrinsic tyrosine kinase activity
7 Transmembrane G-coupled receptors
Receptors without intrinsic tyrosine kinase activity
G Protein Coupled Receptors
- Agonist binds to the receptor
- Alpha sub-unit binds to the signal
Supply to the umbilicus
T10
Direction of DNA reading
5’ > 3’
Glycogen Storage Disease
= defective conversion of glucose-6-phosphate in glycogen breakdown
Erection
Parasympathetic
MAP
diastolic +1/3 (systolic - diastolic)
GLUT 4
Heart, skeletal muscle, adipose tissue
= insulin stimulated uptake of glucose
Edward’s Syndrome
Three copies of chromosome 18
More severe and fatal
Differentiate between Streptococcus sp
Haemolysis
Transpyloric plane
L1
Inhibition (P450 enzyme system)
Usually a more rapid process
How does radiation damage DNA?
Allows formation of pyrimidine dimers
Key enzyme of glycolysis
Phosphofructokinase
Stages of Embryogenesis
Gametogenesis Fertilisation Cleavage Gastrulation Organogenesis
Mitosis
One diploid parent cell - two diploid daughter cells
Atrophy
Decrease in cell number and cell size
Down’s Syndrome
Trisomy 21
BRAF
Colonic malignancies
Metronidazole
Damages DNA
Huntingdon’s Chromosome
Defect on chromosome 4
Glycopeptides
Inhibit cell wall synthesis
Stable Cells
Divide upon stimulation
e.g. hepatocytes
Site of fertilisation
Ampulla
When 50% of the drug ionised and 50% of the drug unionised
pKa=pH
Surrounding of the oocyte
Zona pellucida
Macrolides
Inhibit protein synthesis - 50S
Induction (P450 enzyme system)
Requires prolonged exposure to a drug/factor
Which produces exotoxin?
Gram Positive
Glycolysis
1. Glucose Fructose-1,6-biphosphate = cleaves 2 ADP 2. 2TP 2 Pyruvate = cleaves 4 ATP and 2 NADH+ - Occurs in cell cytoplasm
Replication
Semi-conservative
Catalysed by DNA polymerase
Tumour suppressor genes
p53/APC/BRAC1
- Inhibit cell growth and stimulate death
Principal Ligand for LDL clearance receptor
Apoprotein B100
Found in hepatocytes
IL-6
Fever
Differentiation of B cells
Ectoderm
Skin, nervous system
Yield of ATP from 1 Glucose
30-32 ATP molecules
IL-8
Chemotaxis
INF-gamma
Activates Macrophages
Produced by TH1 cells
Rifampicin
Inhibits RNA synthesis
Role of smooth ER
Cholesterol and lipid synthesis
Endoderm
Gut lining, lung bud
aCGH
Allows unbalanced chromosomal defects to be seen - like gains or losses of chromosomes
C-KIT
= receptor tyrosine kinase
e.g. GI stromal tumours, leukaemia
Location of sperm production
Seminiferous tubules
Henderson Hasselbach Eqn
pH = pKa + log [A-] / [HA]
High Km
A large amount of enzyme is needed
Mechanism of Enzymes
- Reduce the size of the activation energy: stabilise the transition state
Quinolones
Inhibit DNA synthesis
Acute Phase Proteins
CRP
Ferritin
Alpha- 1 AT
Complement
Link Reaction
Pyruvate > Acetyl CoA
Irreversible reaction
Supply to the male nipple
T4
Aneuploidy
Whole extra/missing chromosome
Endergonic Reactions
Produce a positive Gibb’s Energy
Myc
= BURKITT LYMPHOMA has a translocation of 8:14 Myc
- It is a nuclear transcription factor
Non-competitive Inhibition
Kw DOESN’T change
Volume of Distribution
dose OR amount drug in body
_______________________
plasma concentration
Cephalosporins
Inhibit cell wall synthesis
BL Acid
Proton Donor
FISH
Used to bind to the chromosome
Antagonist
A drug that blocks the action of an agonist
Steven-Johnson Syndrome
Reaction to amoxicillin
BL Base
Proton Acceptor
Low Km
Only a small amount of enzyme is needed
Lysosomes
Hydrolytic enzymes for intracellular digestion
GLUT 2
Liver, pancreatic B cell, small intestine, kidney
= rapid uptake and release of glucose
Carbopenems
Inhibit cell wall synthesis
Aminoglycosides
Inhibit protein synthesis - 30S
Classical oncogenes
ras/myc
- Stimulate cell growth and inhibit death
Penicillins
Inhibit cell wall synthesis
Summary of Transcription
RNA polymerase DNA chain separation Transcription initiation Elongation Termination
RAS
- Allows GTP binding
e. g. colon, bladder, pancreatic, lung
GLUT 5
Small intestine
= absorption of glucose
Metal Ions
Act as cofactors
Coenzymes
Vitamins
NAD+ > NADH
FAP
APC gene found on chromosome 5
Naming process (embryology)
Conceptus - until Wk3
Embryo - Wk 4-9
Foetus
Location of p53
Chromosome 17
Butterfly Rash
SLE (Lupus)
Labile Cells
Divide continuously
Summary of Translation
Initiation
Elongation
Termination