L7 Cell Communication Flashcards

1
Q

Signal types

A

contact dependent, synaptic, paracrine, endocrine

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2
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dpp

A

ligand

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3
Q

Example of contact dependent signalling

A

membrane bound signalling molecule

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4
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Paracrine signalling

A

secreted factor that interacts with extracellular matrix components

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5
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Endocrine signalling

A

produced by adrenal glands (mostly), wide range of physiological responses

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6
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Cell responses to signalling

A

altered metabolism, altered gene expression, altered cell shape or movement

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7
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Examples of effector proteins in cell signalling

A

metabolic enzyme, gene regulatory protein, cytoskeletal protein

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8
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Example of altered gene expression

A

expression of iroquois family genes in E12 mouse embryo

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9
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Example of altered cell shape or movement

A

human neutrophil chasing signal given off by saphylococcus aureus

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10
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Example of how cells respond to signal

A

french flag model

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11
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bicoid gradient function

A

defines anterior parts of resulting embryo

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12
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What do thresholds of signal trigger

A

on/off gene expression

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13
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What is the fastest cell response to signalling

A

changing structure of existing protein

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14
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What is the slowest cell response to signalling

A

changing protein levels via gene expression

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15
Q

Disease caused by signalling mis-regulation

A

myeloproliferative neoplasms, chronic myeloid leukaemia

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16
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Myeloproliferative neoplasm mutation

A

JAK2 V617F mutation in negative regulatory domain

17
Q

Chronic myeloid leukaemia mutation

A

BCR-Abl fusion protein

18
Q

BCR-Abl fusion protein effect

A

sustained Abl tyrosine kinase expression by the Bcr promoter/enhancer region

19
Q

Signalling regulation points

A

ligand, receptor, transduction of signal, effectors can feedback

20
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JAK/STAT pathway regulation

A

down regulation by SOCS negative regulator

21
Q

Notch pathway regulation

A

lateral inhibition

22
Q

Post-translational signalling regulation

A

phosphorylation, GTP binding

23
Q

GEF function

A

GDP to GTP exchange factor

24
Q

Ras function

A

growth control

25
Q

Rho function

A

cytoskeleton

26
Q

rab function

A

endosomal trafficking

27
Q

Effect of modulating GAP and GEF levels

A

rapidly change the activity of the small GTPase

28
Q

GAP

A

GTPase activating protein catalyst

29
Q

Two major groups of protein kinase in eucaryotes

A

serine/threonine kinase, tyrosine kinases

30
Q

Does protein kinase turn genes ON or OFF

A

ON

31
Q

Type 1 kinase inhibitors

A

bind to active conformation of kinase

32
Q

type 2 kinase inhibitors

A

bind and stabilise the inactive conformation of kinase

33
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type 3 kinase inhibitors

A

occupy allosteric pocket that is adjacent to ATP binding pocket

34
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type 4 kinase inhibitors

A

bind to allosteric pocket remote from ATP binding pocket

35
Q

Key regulator of signalling

A

phosphatases