W9 Electrochemical signaling Flashcards

1
Q

osmolality

A

the total [ ] of all particles free in solution

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2
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simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion trend for rate of diffusion vs [ ] of substance

A

simple - straight line
facilitated - log of x (has a cap)

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3
Q

Na+/K+ how many each, what direction, [ ] high for what

A

3 Na+ out
2 K+ in

The sodium and chloride ion concentrations are lower inside the cell than outside, and the potassium concentration is greater inside the cell

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4
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calcium higher or lower in cell

A

higher ca on outside, lower ca on inside

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5
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pores vs channels vs carriers

A

pores - always open
PhoEporin, Aquaporin
channel - gated (open and close depending on conformation)
ex:Na, K, Ca2+ channels
carriers - never continuously open (tube 2 shutters that aren’t open at the same time)
ex: SLCs GLUT1

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6
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voltage gated channel, each subunit has how many segments what shape

A

6 helical segments

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7
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Nicotinic Ach receptor channel how many subunits

A

pentamer

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8
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Voltage-gated Na+, Ca2+, K+, Ca-release channel how many subuntis

A

tetramer

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9
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hemijunction, or connexon, how many subunits

A

hexamer

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10
Q

what is the only primary active transport mechanism for Na+

A

Na+/K+ pump/ATPase

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11
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what are the subunits for Na+/K+ pump/ATPase

A

10 alpha subunits (10 transmembrane domains)
1 beta subunit (1 transmembrane region)

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12
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primary vs secondary active transport

A

secondary couples w movement of another solute

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13
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Nernst potential (eq potential) formula

A

V[eq] = RT/zFln(out/in)

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14
Q

excited postsynaptic potential / inhibitory postsynaptic potential are integrated at where

A

cell bodies

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15
Q

how does the anesthetic Procaine (Novocain or novocaine) work

A

acts as a Na+ channel blocker
has amino ester group

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