Cell Communcation Flashcards

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Essential elements for cell communication-

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Signalling cell
Grow+Divide
Differentiate
Die

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In bacterial cells, the signalling peptide binds to the receptor to uptake DNA when…

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Population density is high

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4 steps in cell signalling

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  1. Receptor activation
  2. Signal transduction
  3. Response
  4. Termination
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4
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The signal binds to a receptor, which is activated

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Receptor activation

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5
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Signal is transmitted to the interior of the cel by a signal transduction pathway

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Signal transduction

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6
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The cell responds

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Response

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7
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The cell is terminated so that new signals can be received

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Termination

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8
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Signalling molecules through he bloodstream over distance

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ENDOCRINE

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9
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Involves cell communication close to eachother, short distance to the neighbouring cells receptor

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PARACRINE

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10
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Signalling cell and responding cell are the same.

-Embryology

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AUTOCRINE

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Uses direct contact between neighbouring cells in absence of signalling molecule

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CONTACT-DEPENDENT

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12
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Small nonpolar signalling molecules can pass freely through the plasma membrane and activate cytoplasmic receptor

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Intracellular receptors

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13
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A receptor molecule undergoes a ….., activating a receptor

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Conformational change

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14
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When a G protein is bound to GTP

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ACTIVE

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15
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When a G protein is bound to GDP

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INACTIVE

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16
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When a ligand binds to a G protein-coupled receptor, it activates the G protein by…

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Replacing GDP—-> GTP

17
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Enzyme that adds a phosphate group to another molecule

18
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When a protein is phosphorylated

19
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Alter the flow of ions across the plasma membrane

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Ion channels

20
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G proteins are composed of…

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Alpha
Beta
Gamma

21
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When 3 subunits are joined….

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G protein INACTIVE

22
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What causes b to separate from gamma?

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GDP ——> GTP

23
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GTP- bound alpha subunit…

24
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Adrenaline is amplified in 3 places…

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1) Adrenaline bound receptor activates multiple G proteins
2) Each adenylyl cyclase produces cAMP
3) Each kinase A activates multiple protein targets

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Terminating G protein involves...
Converting GTP——>GDP
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Phosphataeses
Remove phosphate groups from activated proteins=inactive
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Used in formation of limb buds, insulin signalling and would healing
Receptor Kinase
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Responsible for pigment in skin, feathers, hair extensions...
Kit
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Dimerization
Receptor Kinase Single signalling molecule binds with extracellular protein with 2 receptors Causes receptors to pair
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Activates the cytoplasmic kinase domains to cause phosphorylation to the tails
Dimerzation
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Phosphorylated areas provides a place for proteins to...
Bind and become active
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MAP Kinase Pathway steps (5)
- PDGF and platelets released. PDGF bind to PDGF receptor kinases and dimeraze to become active - phosphorylated receptors signal other proteins - Ras activates - Kinases enter nucleus to regulate transcription - GTP—->GDP inactive
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30% of cancer mutation due to...
Ras
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.... can take place at every step of cell communication
Cancer