Final Exam - More Cell Signaling Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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What is another name for the growth hormone?

A

somatotropin

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2
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Where is the growth hormone produced?

A

in the anterior pituitary gland

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3
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What is the growth hormone released in?

A

the blood stream so that it can reach the rest of the body

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4
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What does the growth hormone function with?

A

the liver, bone growth, fat, muscle

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5
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What are the two pathways that the growth hormone works with?

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the growth hormone receptor and MAP kinase pathway

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6
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How does the growth hormone pathway work?

A

the growth hormone attaches to the receptor, which then activates jak which in turn activates stat. STAT activates the transcription RNA of IGF-1 in the liver. This stimulates the growth of the liver and other tissues

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7
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How does the Ras signaling pathway work?

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Ras activates ERK 1/2 (signal regulated kinase), which activates a transcription factor which activates transcription which activates cell division which leads to chondrocytes and bone growth

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8
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What type of receptors does the growth hormone work with?

A

enzyme linked receptors

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9
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What can elevated growth hormone cause?

A

gigantism

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10
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What causes growth hormone deficiency?

A

not enough GH is produced by the pituitary gland

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11
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What causes growth hormone insensitivity?

A

not able to read the signal from GH

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12
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What does the regulation of the growth hormone lead to?

A

increased lifespan

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13
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What is bovine somatotropin?

A

a hormone given to cows to increase milk production

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14
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What are some side effects of bovine somatotropin?

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can cause increased mastitis and fertility issues

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15
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What is cyclic AMP (cAMP)?

A

important signaling molecule; second messenger

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16
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What is cAMP made by?

A

adenylyl cyclase

17
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What does cAMP activate?

A

protein kinase A

18
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What does protein kinase A do?

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changes the conformation of the inactive catalytic subunit

19
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What is cAMP hydrolyzed to?

20
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What does cAMP do in the liver?

A

induces glycogen breakdown in the muscle and the liver

21
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What are the steps of activating cAMP?

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  • ATP to cAMP
  • PKA is activated
  • PKA activates phosphorylase kinase
  • Phosphorylase kinase phosphorylates phosphorylase b to phosphorylase a
  • phosphorylase a changes glycogen to glucose I phosphate
22
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What does cAMP use adrenaline for?

A
  • initate glycogen breakdown
  • increase heart rate and force of contraction
  • in fat for triglyceride breakdown
23
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How does cAMP use glucagon?

A

glycogen breakdown

24
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How does cholera effect cAMP production?

A

it modifies g alpha s for continued synthesization

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How does cholera work within the cell?
- secretes cholera toxin - modifies g alpha s - activates adenylyl cyclase which increases cAMP production - creates CFTR cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator
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What is another name for adrenaline?
epinephrine
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What is the function of adrenaline?
increased heart rate, respiratory rate, pupil dilation, glucose release from the liver
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Where is adrenaline produced?
the adrenal medulla
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What does adrenaline bind to?
adrenergic receptors (GPCRs)
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What is the alpha-1 receptor for?
GI and periphery blood vessels; vasoconstriction
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What is the alpha-2 receptor for?
GI sphincter innervation; sphincter constriction
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What does the alpha-2 receptor do?
inhibits adenylyl cyclase to decrease cAMP for smooth muscle constriction
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What is the beta receptor for?
works in the heart and bronchioles for increased heart rate and open airways
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How does the beta receptor work?
activates adenylyl cyclase for the increase of cAMP production for smooth muscle relaxation
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What is caffeine?
a nuerostimulant that inhibits phosphodiesterase causing cAMP productions to increase