Cell Signaling 2020 Flashcards

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1
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these carry messages from signaling cells to target cells

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Chemical messengers

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2
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types of chemical messengers

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hormones
neuro hormones
amino acids

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3
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4 types of chemical messengers

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Endorcrine
paracrine
autocrine
Neurocrine

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4
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this messenger is sythesized by endocrine glands, transported by blood

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endorcine messenger

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5
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messenger cells that travel thru interstitial fluid/ also called Juxtacrine

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Paracrine messenger

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6
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this messenger acts on same cells

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autocrine cells

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7
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neurotransmitters and neurohormones that carries info from one nerve to another nervel

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neurocrine messenger

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8
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Receptor cells

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where cells bind to stimulate the cells response

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9
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3 types of intercellular communication

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Neural communication
Endocrine
Paracrine

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10
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this intercellular messenger releases hormones to the blood

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endocrine communication

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11
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this intercellular communication releases into interstitial fluid

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paracrine commu

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12
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intercellular communication that releases at SYNAPSE and travel long distance

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neural communication

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13
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for substance to pass freely without passing the ECF

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Gap junctions

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14
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Releases cell that affects itself

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Autocrine communications

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15
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How cells communicate with each other

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Ligand > receptor >intercellular protein > target porteins

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16
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Overview of how cells communicate

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  1. Recognition
  2. Transduction
  3. Transmission
  4. Response
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17
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Types of regulation of receptors

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  1. Up regulation
  2. Down reg.
    a. Internalization
    b. Desensitization
18
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increases the number in active receptors

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up regulation

19
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decreases the responsiveness

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desensitization

20
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decrease in number of receptors

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internalization

21
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this is decreasing the number or activity of receptors

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Down regulation

22
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different types of receptors

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  1. ion channled
  2. g protein
  3. enzyme linked
  4. nuclear receptors
23
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what does the ligand-ion change

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the ionic permeability i the plasma membrane

24
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also known as the 7 helix receptor

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G protein receptor

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the 3 subunits in the g-proteins
alpha beta gamma subunits
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where does GDP incative or GTP active attaches in the g protein
alpha subunit
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what is the activated state of GDP
GDP is exhanged for GTP in the alpha subunit
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they pass thru the membrane only once
Enzyme linked receptors
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where is the hormone binding site of the enzyme linked receptors
Outside the cell
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when hormones binds outside | does the enzyme inside the cell activate immediately?
Yes. enzymes are activated inside
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Nuclear receptors bind with these inside the cells
lipid soluble ligands
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Nuclear receptor types
Type I - Cytoplasmic receptor | Type II - Nuclear Receptor
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these nuclar receptor bind to the cytoplasm by chaperone proteins
cytoplasmic receptor or Type I
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this receptor is bound to the DNA and leads to formation of the hormone complex receptor
Type II receptor or Nuclear Receptor
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Does a conformational change occur that allows receptor to dissociate from chaperones?
Yes it does.
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this process converts one kind of signal into another kind of signal
transduction
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signal tranduction cell cannot change its behavior to receptor ligand interaction
false. it can
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This is the primary or 1st messenger
Ligand
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What is the function of the 2nd messenger
relays the signal from one location to another. such as from plasma membrane to nucleus
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the 4 signal transduction pathways
1. Ligand 2. gprotein 3. kinase linked 4. Nuclear receptors
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Gaba and NMDA are ion hanneled pathways that cause
Depression
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what is the function of RGS
facilitiates in inactivation of signaling