Receptors and signal transduction I Flashcards

1
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Main receptor classes?

A

Ionotropic, metabotropic, RTKs

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2
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Components of a tripartite synapse?

A

Pre n, post n, neighboring astrocytes and glial cells

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3
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Ionotropic receptor timescale and effector?

A

miliseconds, channel

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4
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Metabotropic receptor timescale and effector?

A

seconds, enzyme/channel

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5
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Kinase linked receptor timescale, and effector?

A

Minutes, enzyme (tyrosine kinase

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6
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Steroid/thyroid type receptor timescale, and effector?

A

hours, gene transcription

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7
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Nicotinic ACh receptor type?

A

Ionotropic receptor–> ligand-gated ion channels

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8
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What can the g proteins on metabotropic receptors do?

A

Regulate enzyme activity or channel opening

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9
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What can affect the role of a g protein on a metabotropic receptor?

A

Receptor subtype, receptor localisation, diff between diff g proteins as well

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10
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What type of receptor is the muscarinic ACh receptor?

A

Metabotropic

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11
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What type of receptor is the insulin receptor?

A

kinase linked receptor

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12
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What type of receptor is the oestrogen receptor?

A

steroid/thyroid type

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13
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How many transmembrane domains do GPCRs have?

A

7

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14
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Why are g proteins heterotrimeric?

A

They have an alpha, a beta and a gamma subunit

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15
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Which receptor do all neuropeptides act through?

A

GPCRs

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16
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What do a lot of RTKs do upon binding?

17
Q

How many metabotropic receptor subtypes does glutamate have?

18
Q

Classes of glutamate metabotropic receptor subtypes?

A

I, II, III

19
Q

How are the glutamate metabotropic receptors classed?

A

The effector responses they couple to

20
Q

GABAb g protein coupled receptors?

21
Q

How many subtypes of muscarinic ACh receptors is there?

22
Q

Which receptor does dopamine exclusively act through?

A

Metabotropic–> 5 of them

23
Q

What can phosphorylation be used for?

A

Regulating receptors, ion channels, driving transcription

24
Q

Three main groups of ionotropic receptors?

A

Trimeric receptors, tetrameric receptors, pentameric subunits

25
Q

Trimeric ionotropic receptor example?

A

Purioceprors–> typically for ATP

26
Q

Tetrameric ionotropic receptor example?

27
Q

Pentameric ionotropic receptor example?

A

Ach, GABA, Glycine, Serotonin

28
Q

Structure of each tetrameric transmembrane domain?

A

3 transmembrane domains w/ a re-entrant loop

29
Q

Structure of each pentameric transmembrane domain?

A

Four transmembrane domains each

30
Q

Homomeric receptor?

A

A receptor with the same structure (e.g. pentameric w/ five of the same subunit)

31
Q

Result of heteromeric receptors?

A

Gives a lot of diversity due to the amount of diff subunit combinations