Week 3 cell signaling Flashcards
What is the stimulatory pathway of GPCR and what does it stimulate?
Gs stimulates plasma membrane adenylyl cyclases which increases cAMP that stimulates phosphyrlation of target proteins by protein kinase (PKA)
Which cell signaling pathway releases glucose from the liver? This is done to counteract _________
Gs coupled hormones (glucagon and norepinephrine) can trigger stimulatory even that breaks down glycogen to glucose, stops glycogen synthesis (in nucleus) to counteract hypoglycemia.
The cholera toxin inhibits activity of ________ which _________ PKA activity that acts on the _________ channel causing Cl to leave the cell resulting in diarrhea.
Cholera inhibits activity of Galpha-GTPase, it cannot turn itself off, this overstimulates PKA activity that acts on the CFTR channel causing Cl to leave the cell resulting in diarrhea.
cAMP is an example of a ______________
Second messenger.
G i/o is the target of which disease that turns this pathway off?
Pertussis.
Which pathway inhibits most adenylyl cyclases which ______ the level of cellular cAMP?
Gi inhibits most ACs decreasing cellular cAMP response.
Which pathways activate PKC?
GPCR (Gq) or TKR can activate PLC to cleave PIP2 to DAG or IP3.
1) PIP2 —-> DAG –> PKC
2) PIP2 —-> IP3 —> IP3R on endoplasmic reticulum —> Ca2+ released —-> PKC activated.
GAP __________ (activates/inactivates) Ras while GEP ____________(activates/inactivates) Ras.
GAP inactivates (GTPase Activating Protein) Ras while GEP (GTP Exchange Protein) inactivates Ras.