lab 7 Flashcards

1
Q

color change is an example of

A

neuroendocrine control system

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2
Q

what do you call a specialized integument cell

A

chromatophores

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3
Q

function of chromatophores

A

mediate the neuroendocrine function of physiological color change

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4
Q

function of melanophores

A

pigments in specialized chromatophores that allow for color change due to aggregation or dispersion

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5
Q

where can we find melanophores

A

below an animals epidermis

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6
Q

T/F melanosomes are also called pigment granules

A

T

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7
Q

Define melanophores

A

specialized type of chromatophore that contains the black pigment melanin.

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8
Q

where are melanosomes redistributed

A

cytoskeletal elements of the cytosol

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9
Q

what structure releases pigment dispersing hormone (PDH) in crustaceans

A

endocrine eyestalk

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10
Q

function of PDH

A

controls pigment dispersal

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11
Q

what structure releases melanocyte stimulating hormone (MSH) in vertebrates

A

pituitary gland

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12
Q

function of MSH

A

to disperse pigment

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13
Q

in vertebrate what else other than hormones can control melanosome dispersion

A

NT NE

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14
Q

define melanosomes

A

organelles containing the pigments that move throughout the cytoplasm of melanophore during color change

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15
Q

what activity breaks down cAMP to AMP and leads to pigment aggregation

A

phosphodiesterase

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16
Q

T/F you do not need to rinse off forceps before and after using a solution

A

F

17
Q

what are the two types of adrenergic receptors

A

alpha and beta

18
Q

what kind of G-protein are a2-adrenergic receptors associated with and what happens to cAMP?

A

Gi proteins that decrease cAMP

pigment aggregation

19
Q

what kind of G-protein is associated with B adrenergic receptors and what happens to cAMP?

A

Gs protein that increase cAMP levels

pigment dispersal

20
Q

classify phenylephrine in terms of receptors

A

a2-adrenergic agonist

21
Q

classify yohimbine in terms of receptors

A

a-2 adrenergic antagonist

22
Q

classify isoproterenol in terms of receptors

A

B adrenergic agonist

23
Q

classify propranolol in terms of receptors

A

B adrenergic antagonist

24
Q

MDI stands for

A

melanophore dispersion index

25
Q

MSH activates

A

pigment dispersal

26
Q

NE activates

A

pigment aggregation

27
Q

IDMX inhibits

A

phosphodiesterase

28
Q

what tool is used to show cAMP is a 2nd messenger?

A

IBMX

29
Q

Gs ____ cAMP and promotes _____

A

increases
dispersal

30
Q

Gi ____ cAMP and promotes _____

A

decreases
aggregation