Test 1 Flashcards

1
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Gs Protein

A

Effector: Adenylyl Cyclase
Signaling Pathways: > Cyclic AMP
(also @Ca Channel and >Ca influx)
S=Stimulatory

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2
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G olf G-Protien

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Effector: Adenylyl Cyclase

Signaling Pathways: > AMP

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3
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Gi G-Protein

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Effector: Adenylyl Cyclase

Signaling Pathway: < Cyclic AMP

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4
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Gr1/2 G-Protein

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Activated by: Photon
Effector: Cyclic GMP phosphodiesterase
Signaling Pathway: < Cyclic GMP

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5
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Gq G-Protein

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Effector: Phospholipase C

Signaling Pathway: > IP3, DAG, Ca+2

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6
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Solute Concentrations:

Na+ . and Cl-

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Na+ Cl-
Plasma: 140 105
ECF: 140 105
ICF: 12 5

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7
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Solute Concentrations:

K+ and pH

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K+ pH
Plasma: 4.3 7.4
ECF: 4.3 7.4
ICF: 120 7.2

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8
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Solute Concentrations:

Ca+ . and bicarb

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Ca+ bicarb
Plasma: 2.5 24
ECF: 2.5 24
ICF: .0001 . 12

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9
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Solute Concentrations:

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Protein Total Osm
Plasma: 1 291
ECF: 0 290
ICF: high 290

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10
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Facilitated vs Simple Diffusion

A

compare concentration to rate of diffusion
Facilitated Diffusion has max rate (Vmax)
Kt = concentration @ 1/2 Vmax

Velocity = Vmax * S / Kt + S

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11
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Molecules that need Transporter/Channel to cross membrane

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Ions (H+, Na+, ect)

Large Uncharged Polar Mlcs (Glucose/sucrose)

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12
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Molecules that dont need Transporter/Channel to cross membrane

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hydrophobic mlc (O2, N2 ect)
Small uncharged polar mlcs (H20, urea, glycerol)
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13
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Plasma Vol Indicator

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Evans Blue Dye

hct ~40%

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14
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ECF Indicator

Plasm & ISF

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Inulin

(large sugar that can’t cross cell membrane)

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15
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TBW Indicator

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Antipyrine or titrated water

diffuse through all compartments

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16
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Epithelial Tissue

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Simple v Stratified

Squamous, cuboidal, columnar, pseudostratified

17
Q

Squamous

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Simple: blood vessel, lymph
Keratinized Stratified: skin, masticatory oral
Stratified: esophagus, vagina

18
Q

Cuboidal

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Simple: thyroid, sweat glands

19
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Columnar

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Simple: intestine, kidney
Pseudostratified: lung, submandibular glands
Transitional: urinary system

20
Q

Body Water

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60% body wt water (TBW)
2/3 TBW = ICF
1/3 TBW = ECF
75% ISF & 25% Plasma

21
Q

Causes of Edema

A

Increased capillary permeability
(< plasma protein and >tissue oncotic P)
Decreased Capillary Oncotic Pressure
Lymph Obstruction
> Capillary Hydrostatic P
(ven obstruction, Na/H20 retention/HF)

22
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Osmotic Pressure

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Pi (mmHg) = M (mOsmoles/L) * 19.3

23
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RAA System

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< BP = renin release by juxtaglomerular
Renin activate angiotensinogen -> angiotensiongen 1
ACE in lungs changes agio 1 -> angio 2
Angio 2 = vasoconstriction and aldosterone secretion (from adrenal cortex)
-> Na and Water retention and >BP

24
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Regulation of thirst / ADH Secretion

Antidiuretic Hormone (vasopressin)

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> plasma osmolarity or < circulating volume
ADH secretion, < H2O excretion
> H20 retention
> plasma osmolarity &

25
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ANP/H System:

A
>Na = osmotic shift of H2O out of cell =
> plasma volume =
>atrial stretching detected by atrial endocrine cells =
ANP/H  release =
glomerulus to >GFR,
26
Q

Desmosome

A
Spot desmosomes . (macula adherens)
Belt desmosome (zonula adherens)
27
Q

Nernst Equation

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E = 1/z * 61 * log (Xo/Xin) mV

28
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mRNA

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Messenger RNA: carry genetic code to cytoplasm

29
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tRNA

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transports activated amino acid to ribosomes for assembling protein mlc

30
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rRNA

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Ribosomal RNA: forms ribosomes.

physical and chemical structure on which protein mlc assembled

31
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miRNA

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MicroRNA: single stranded RNA mlc of 21-23 nucleotides

regulate gene transcription and translation

32
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siRNA

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small interfering RNA: regulate transcription and translation
similar to miRNA (together = RNAi

33
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RISC: RNA-induced silencing complex

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Pr-miRNA -> Pre-miRNA in nucleus
-> cytoplasm and processed by dicer -> RISC
RISC-miRNA complex bind to RNA
= stop translation or promote degredation

34
Q

Enhancer Mlc

A

by TATA box
proximal promoter elements (response elements)
Initiator sequences