1.4 Phys cAMP, FA, IPs Flashcards

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1
Q

adipose tissue lipolysis is catabolic or anabolic?

A

catabolic

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2
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the first step of adipose lipolysis to catalyzed by?

A

TAG lipase, aka hormone sensetive lipase (HSL)

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epi, norepi, glucagon and ACTH activate? how?

A

HSL via phosphorylation

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4
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insulin inactivates?

A

strongly and rapidly inactivates HSL by dephosphorylation

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5
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what activates HSL?

A

PKA aka protein kinase A in cAMP transduction

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What are the adrenergic receptor? what pathway are they a part of?

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nor and epi ALPHA AR=IP3
nor and epi beta AR= cAMP
*** you are using the SAME ligand but bind different receptors

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Gs G-mediated protein transduction is always coupled with?

A

adenylate cyclase and cAMP

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what is Gi protein?

A

inhibitory protein

  • completly different set of ligands and receptors
  • when a specific ligand binds to a receptor that is linked to Gi, it will INHIBIT adenylate cyclase
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What are the affects of adenylate cyclase being inhibited?

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inhibits cAMP, which inhibits protein kinase A, which inhibits phosphorylation/activation of downstream pathways

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Gi protein is an example of?

A

an endogenous way your body regulates adenylate cyclase/AMP systems

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for both Gq and Gs, its activation does what to alpha subunit?

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replaces the GDP with GTP, thus releasing the subunit which then enters membrane and activates CE

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what is CE used in Gq?

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phospholipase C (PL-C) =IP3

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13
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what is CE used in Gs?

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adenylate cyclase =cAMP

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14
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what does PL-C use as a substrate to make products?

A

phosphatidylinosital bisphsphate (PIP2)

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15
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where does PIP2 come from? made by?

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inner leaflet of plasma membrane MADE BY phosphatidylinosital kinases!

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16
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what are 2nd messengers in Gq?

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DAG, Ca+, IP3

17
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what does DAG do in Gq?

A

activates protein kinase C

do NOT confuse with PKA found in Gs/cAMP

18
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what does IP3 do in Gq?

A

interacts with cytoplasmic reticulum, thus causing an increase in calcium

19
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what does most of the ca+ as a 2nd messenger do in Gq?

A

binds to calmodulin to complete the enzyme

*this activates it, causing it to phosphorylate its targets

20
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some proteins are linked directly to? what activates it?

A

channel proteins

*the acitvation and interaction with alpha subunit

21
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what is membrane signal transduction?

A

info from EXTRAcellular signal is tranmitted across the membrane
*only info crosses, activates 2nd messenger

22
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alpha subunit interacts with CE how?

A

by entering membrane WITH GTP

23
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Once active, CE does what?

A

converts a specific substrate molecule to a specific 2nd messenger

24
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what is the 2nd messenger produced by adenylate cyclase?

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cAMP signal amplification pathway is an example of?
a G-mediated membrane signal transduction
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G-mediated membrane signal transduction pathways ALL consist of?
1) specific ligand 2) 7 transmembrane receptors 3) G-protein 4) catalytic enzyme 5) second messengers
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what converts active cAMP to AMP?
phosphodiesterase
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what inhibits phosphodiesterases?
xanthines
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examples of xanthines?
caffiene (coffee) theophylline (tea) theobiomine (chocolate)
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PKA is active when it is?
phosphorylated
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ligands are typically lipophobic or liprophilic?
lipophobic; unable to cross membrane