Cell Signaling Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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An ____________ signal is converted into an ____________ signal

A

Extracellular, Intracellular

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2
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Receptors

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Is where the signal molecules (ligand) binds to

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3
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___________ requries intracellular signaling molecules where the signal is brought into the cell

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Signal Transduction

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4
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Cascade

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The amplifying of the signal by activating mulitple intracelluar molecules in each round

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5
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__________ within an intracellular signaling pathway can adjust the response to an extracellular signal

A

Feedback regulation

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6
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What are the different types of signaling?

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  1. Endocrine Signaling
  2. Paracrine & Autocrine Signaling
  3. Synaptic Signaling
  4. Contact - dependent signaling
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7
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Hormones

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Travel through the bloodstream to cells at a distance

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8
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Paracrine

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Cells signal to neighboring cells (short distance)

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9
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Autocrine

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Cells signal to themselves

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10
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___________ can mediate long - response signals

A

Localized neurotransmitters

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11
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___________ signaling molecules can cross membranes

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Hydrophobic

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12
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Steriod Hormones

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Are derivatives of chlestrol (hydrophobic)

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13
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____________ get activated by changing shape & directly affect target gene transcription

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Nuclear receptors

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14
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What are the different types of cell - surface receptors?

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  1. Ion-channel - coupled receptors
  2. Enzyme - Coupled receptors
  3. G-proteins - coupled receptors (GPCRs)
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15
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___________ molecules indcues a conformational change in the receptor which allows select ions to cross the membrane

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Signal

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16
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The ___________ domain of the receptors has enzyme activity or binds to an enzyme

17
Q

The receptor is linked to the activation / inhabition of a downstream protein by a ______________

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GTP -binding protein (G-protein)

18
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G- proteins often activate enzymes that produces ____________

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Second messengers

19
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Second messengers

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Are small diffusible intracellular molecules

20
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What are the two examples of G-proteins -coupled enzymes?

A
  1. Adenylyl Cyclase
  2. Phospholipase
21
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_________ is produced from ATP

22
Q

___________ reaction removes 2 phosphate groups & joins remaining phosphate with sugar of AMP

23
Q

_____________ phoshodiesterase converts to AMP

24
Q

G-Proteins can activate ____________

A

Phospholipase C

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Inositol phopholipid is hydrolyzed into what two messengers?
1. Dracylgycerol (DAG) 2. Insitol triphosphate (IP3)
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What is the process of cell signaling?
1. Reception 2. Transduction 3. Response
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Reception
When a signal molecule binds to a receptor
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Transduction
When the receptor is activated from the binding of the signal molecule
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Response
Sometype of response in the cell cell will occur when the recpetor is activated
30
Endocrine signals
Signaling that occurs over a long distance using hormones
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G-Protein is composed of what?
Alpha, Beta, & Gamma
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When the G-protien is inactivate it binds to what?
GDP
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When the G -protein is activated by the ligand signal molecule binding to the GPCRs it binds to what?
GTP