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tgfβ signal transduction pathway

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  1. ligand binds to type II receptor
  2. type II receptor and type I receptor form a dimer
  3. type II receptor activated
  4. type II receptor has kinase activity + phosphorylates type I receptor = triggers activation of receptor
  5. downstream Smad2 and 3 (if TGFβ receptor) or Smad4 and 5 (if activin/nodal) recruited & phosphorylated by activated receptor
  6. Smad4 binds to the other smad proteins –> smad complex formed
  7. smad complex = transcription factor. translocates into nucleus and activates TGFβ target genes
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what are the functions of cross-phosphorylation of RTK

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  • phosphorylation at kinase domain enhances enzymatic activity
  • phosphorylation stabilises RTK in active state
  • phosphorylation of tyrosines in cytoplasmic tail of RTK creates docking sites for recruitment of secondary messengers
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how does Mek activate mapk?

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dual phosphorylation of a serine and threonine separated by 1 amino acid

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FGF receptor structure

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single transmembrane domain
3 repeated extracellular Ig-like domains (2 of these are ligand binding sites)
heparin binding site
intracellular kinase activity split into 2 domains

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DISEASE: achondroplasia

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FGF3R mutation

congenital defect of bone formation

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