Cell Communication 2 Flashcards
(36 cards)
What does adenylyl cyclase do?
generates cAMP which then goes on to interact with its target protein to cause a biological response
GPCR attaches to _____
G alpha q or G alpha o
Phospholipase C cleaves a membrane protein called ______
PIP2
What does PIP 2 produce?
IP3 and DAG 2nd messengers
IP3 triggers release of _______ from _________
Ca2+; endoplasmic reticulum
How does IP3 trigger the release of calcium?
by binding to an IP3 gated Ca2+ channel and triggers opening
Both ____ and DAG bind to another protein kinase called protein _______
Ca2+; kinase C
What happens after conformational change occurs in PKC?
it is activated
What does PKC phosphorylate?
a variety of membrane and cytoplasmic substrates
What role does receptor tyrosine kinase (RTKs) play?
signal transduction
RTKs have what type of receptors?
enzyme linked
RTKs are used for response to growth factors: mediated _______
growth factor signals
What is EGF?
epidermal growth factor
What is PDGF?
platelet derived growth factor
What is NGF?
nerve growth factor
What is FGF?
fibroblasts growth factor
What is IGF-1?
insulin like growth factor 1
What does the cytoplasmic domain of RTKs do?
transmit signal through tyrosine kinase domain
adds phosphate to tyrosine on proteins
When ligands bind to the receptor tyrosine kinase, what happens?
conformational change
induces dimerization of two receptor monomers
autophosphorylation occurs
When the receptor tyrosine kinase autophosphorylates the site, what does this cause?
the receptor to act as a scaffold or docking site to recruit other proteins to plasma membrane
Receptor tyrosine kinase does bind to _______ protein but to proteins with domain called ________ domain, which binds to phosphotyrosine.
G; SH2
What is SOS?
son of seven less, fruit flies have omatidia (R1-R8). When R7 is knocked out, the fly can live and not detect UV
What is the ligand of receptor R7?
Boss= bride of seven less
What are the two proteins down stream of the R7 receptor?
SOS and Grb2