receptors and signal transduction Flashcards
what substances bind to GCPRs
chemokines and prostaglandins
what substances bind to RTKs (or Src kinases)
insulin (RTK)
integrin (Src)
nuclear receptors are _______ receptors and can ben nuclear or
intracellular
translocate to nucleus after binding
lipid soluble ligands bind to _______ receptors
nuclear
(glucocorticoids/Vit D/homrones)
signal transduction signaling requires a ligand-induced
clustering or receptors (called cross-linking)
clustering and conformational alterations result in changes in the _______ portion of the receptor that promotes interactions with other signaling molecules
cytosolic
in the nuclear phase of signal transduction, modified ________ ________ enter the nucleus and induce the expression of target genes that have a binding site in the promoter
transcription factors
the enzymatic phosphorylation of tyrosine, serine, or threonine in the cytosolic portion of the receptor initates the
signal transduction
the covalent addition of ubiquitin molecules either target proteins for ________ or drive _______ _______ in many cells
degradation
signal transduction
protein signaling molecules can also be modifed by the covalent addition of _______ that may promote plasma membrane _______ of signaling molecules
lipids
localization
The N-terminal tails of histones can undergo _______ and _______ that modulate: gene expression, DNA replication, and DNA recombination
acetylation and methylation
moduar signaling proteins contain ______ and ______ domains
kinase and binding
all modular proteins are made of _____ , _____ , and ______ domains, or some combo of them
SH2, SH3, and PH
SH2 domains bind
phosphotyrosine
SH3 domains bind
proline rich peptides
PH domains bind
inositol phospholipids
modular signaling proteins - tyrosine kinase families:
1.
2.
3.
- Src
- Syk
- Tec
Src:
examples:
domains:
examples: lyn, fyn, lyk
domains: SH2, SH3
Syk:
- examples
- domains:
- examples: syk and Zap-70
- domains: SH2 (x2)
Tec:
- examples:
- domains:
- examples: Btk and Itk
- SH2, SH3, and PH
adaptor proteins are considered the ______ of the signaling complex and do not have ______ activity
scaffolding
catalytic
main job of adaptor proteins
link enzymes and promote assembly of signaling complex
main adaptor proteins
LAT (linker for T-cell activation) = adaptor for T-cell signaling
BLNK (B-cell linker) = adaptor for B-cell signaling
GADS
SLP-76
VAV
no LAT =
no mature T cells
LAT adaptor protein:
is the only ______ membrane protein
after phosphorylation, LAT recruits
integral
PLC-gamma and GADS
SLP-76 adaptor protein:
is _____ rich
binds to _____ domain on GADS → phosphorylation of ______ residue
is proline rich
binds to SH3 domain on GADS → phosphorylation of tyrosoine residue
VAV adaptor protein:
is a _____
activate _____ _____ rearrangements and _____ changes
GEF
actin cytoskeletal ; and transcriptional
ITAMs =
ITAMs are found on _____ and _____
ACTIVATE
CD3 and zeta chains
TCR complex consists of
the alpha-beta TCR non-covalently linked to the CD3 and zeta proteins
each CD3 protein has ______ ITAMs
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