Unit 4a - Cell Communication Flashcards

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1
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Autocrine Signaling

A

Cell signals itself

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Juxtacrine Signaling

A

Two cells are in contact w/ one another

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3
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Paracrine Signaling

A

Two cells that are close but not touching

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4
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Endocrine Signaling

A

When ligands travel long distances to signal

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5
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What are the 3 steps of cellular signaling

A

Reception
Transduction
Response

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Reception

A

Detection of a ligand coming from outside the cell

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Transduction

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Converting a signal to a form that can bring about a response

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Response

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Cellular response to the signal molecule

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Ligand

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Signaling molecule that binds w/ a receptor.

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What are the two types of receptors

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Plasma Membrane
Intracellular

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What happens in the FIRST step of a G-protein Receptor reaction?

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The G protein has an inactive GDP.

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What happens in the SECOND step of a G-protein Receptor reaction?

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The ligand bonds to the receptor and the protein bonds to the receptors. The protein exchanges a GDP for a GTP.

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What happens in the THIRD and FOURTH steps of a G-protein Receptor reaction?

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The ligand unbinds w/ the receptor ; the protein (w/ GTP) binds with an enzyme and a cellular response occurs ; the GTP is turned to a GDP.

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What happens in the FIRST step of a Tyrosine Kinase Receptor reaction?

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A ligand is introduced near the inactive receptor.

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What happens in the SECOND step of a Tyrosine Kinase Receptor reaction?

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Ligands bind w/ the tyrosine kinase –> A dimer is created when the two kinase bind together.

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What happens in the THIRD step of a Tyrosine Kinase Receptor reaction?

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Six ATP give up one phosphate to the 6 tyrosine molecules on the kinase , becoming ADP.

17
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What happens in the FOURTH step of a Tyrosine Kinase Receptor reaction?

A

Multiple cellular responses occur.

18
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What happens in the FIRST step of Ligand Gated Ion Channel?

A

The receptor is closed w/o an ligand to bind and open it.

19
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What happens in the SECOND and THIRD steps of a Ligand Gated Ion Channel?

A

The ligand binds to the receptor and the gate opens –> a cellular response occurs –> ligand detaches and the gate closes.

20
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What is the structure of the G-Protein Coupled Receptor?

A

7 transmembrane segments.

21
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Cascades

A

Relay signals from receptor to target molecule.

22
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What is the structure of the Ligand Gated Ion Channel Receptor?

A

Signal on receptor changes shape ( to regulate the flow of specific ions)

23
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Protein Kinase

A

Enzyme that phosphorylates and activates proteins at the next level.

24
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Phosphorylation Cascade

A

Enhance and amplify signals

25
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Second Messenger

A

Small , non-protein molecules/ions that can relay signal inside the cell.

26
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What are the types of Transduction?

A

Cascades
Protein Kinase
Phosphorylation Cascade
Second Messengers

27
Q

Apoptosis is in what step of Cellular Signaling?

A

Response

28
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What is Apoptosis?

A

Cell Suicide
- cell is dismantled and digested
- triggered b signals that activated a cascade of “suicide” proteins

29
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Why to cells do Apoptosis?

A
  • Protect neighboring cells from damage
  • Animal development and maintenance.