Flashcards in Receptors Deck (18)
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affinity =
potency
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tendency to activate a receptor =
efficacy
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antagonists and efficacy =
antagonists have 0 efficacy (when neutral)
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a partial agonist and efficacy
partial agonists have an intermediate level of efficacy.so even at 100% binding to receptors, they can only produce an intermediate effect
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efficacy describes
the tendency of the drug-receptor complex to adopt the active AR* rather than the resting AR state.
A drug with 0 efficacy has no tendency to cause receptor activation and causes no tissue response.
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muscarinic actylcholine receptors
adrenoreceptors
GPCR
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nicotinic acetylcholine receptor
GABA
Ligand gated
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fast transmission is associated with
ligand gated channels
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cys-loop receptor subunits
five subunits !!
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inotropic glutmate receptor subunits
four !!
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Examples of cys-loop receptors
nicotinic acteylcholine receptor, glycine receptor, 5ht-3receptor
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Examples of inotropic glutamate receptors
AMPA receptor
NMDA receptor
kaintate receptor
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gating on a cys-loop receptor
the second transmembrane domain of the subunit generally obstructs the pore
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cys-loop receptor has two
alpha sub units
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Drugs that act on cys-loop receptors
Nicotine/Chantix (nACH)
Ambien, barbiturates, ETOH -> GABAa
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drugs that act on inotropic glutamate receptors
Ketamine (NMDA)
Aniracetam (AMPA)
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Special properties that underly NMDA receptor involvement in LTP
VG magnesium block, permeability to Ca2+
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