Functions of G coupled receptors Flashcards

1
Q

Can the G protien compelx be stimultaory or inhibitory

A

BOTH

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2
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What does Adenyly Cyclase Chlorea Toxin cause

A

Diarrhea

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3
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How does Adenyly cyclase cholera toxin create diarrahea

A

It enters the inside where it is able to bind to the G protien sub unit that stimulates Adenylate cyclase which turns on cAMP and turns on protien kinase A which pumps out chlorine creating a salt where water then needs to be pumped out causing diarrhea

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4
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What is Pertuss toxin do

A

uses whooping cough in the lungs

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5
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What state is the G protien in when pertussis toxin

A

It is in stimulating state because the inactive state is bloced by the PTX toxin so cAMP is always being produced

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6
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Where does cAMP bind to PKA first

A

The B cite and then the A cite

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7
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What does cAMP binding to the CNB-B site do

A

Creates a higher affinity and a lower kD

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8
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What detaches from protien kinase

A

The catalytic site

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9
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What are four common intracellular second messengers

A
  1. Cyclic AMP
  2. Cyclic GMP
  3. Diacylglyceron
  4. Inositol trisphoshpate
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10
Q

what does cAMP do

Inglycogen metabolism

A

Activate PKA

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11
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What does PKA activate to produce glucose

A

GPK which then produces GP

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12
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What is the inhibtor of phosohoprotien phsophates doing when trying to produce glucose

A

It is activated to inhbiot phophoprotien phosphate which are molecules that remove phosphates

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13
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What is the stimulatory hormone that activates glucose production

A

epinepherine, glucagon

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14
Q

How do you get glucose back into its glycogen form

A

Remove the stimulatory hormone

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15
Q

What will removing the stimulatory hormone do

A

Activate glycogen synthatse because it is no longer phosphorylated by PKA

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16
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What is activating phosphorylation for glucose

A

Glycogen phosphorylase kinase
Glycogen phosphorylase

17
Q

What is inhiitory phosphorylation for production of glucose

A

Inactive of glycogen synthase
And the phoshporylation of the inhibitor of phosphoprotien phosphatase

18
Q

What is active-de phosphorylation of glycogen synthesis

A

GS when it is not phosphorylated it is in its active form

19
Q

What is inactive of glycogen breakdown (inhibiton)

A

GPK and GP is inactive when it is dephoshporylated

20
Q

What is the genes regulated by PKA have a specefic…

A

Nucletoide sequence that is known as cAMP response element

21
Q

What does CREB stand for

A

CRE-binding protien

22
Q

How does P-CREB bind

A

as a dimer to cAMP response element

23
Q

What does P-CREB also bind too

A

CBP/P300 coactivator

24
Q

what does CBP/P300 do

A

Recruits transcriptional machinery

25
Q

What plays a major role for synaptic remodeling

A

CREB

26
Q

What does Phospholipase C do

A

Cleaves PIP2 into DAG and IP3

27
Q

What activates PLC

A

Certain Ga subunits

28
Q

When does Phosphilpase cleave

A

When it is bound to the GTP alpha G subunit

29
Q

What does IP3 do when released

A

Opens the Ca channel into the ER

30
Q

What does calcium do when it is the ER

A

Attach to the protein kinase which then turns on phosphorylation of substrates

31
Q

What does Nitroglycerin be used to treat

A

Angina it decomposes into NO

32
Q

How does relaxation of muscle cell occur

A

Acetylechloine is relased which activates GPCR then Phosphlipase C then the IP3 activated the Calcium which creates NO sunthase producing NO onto the receptor creating cGMP then protien kinase G which will have the muscle relax

33
Q

Who uses vigra mostly

A

Older people because there blood pressure is higher

34
Q

How does Vigra work

A

It works to inhibit the PDE 5 which in turn converts cGMP into GMP this way it stays at cGMP and produces Protien kinase G and relax the muslce

35
Q

What are side effects of vigra

A

Priapism (Erection that doesn’t go away to O2 to the penis)
Heart attack
Stroke
Sudden Hearing Loss
Cynaopsia
Decreasing the BP could lead to stroke