signal transduction 3 Flashcards
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Hydrophobic hormones
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ligand for intracellular receptor
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NT
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ligand for Ligand-Gated Ion Channel and G pro coupled receptor
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GF
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ligand for EnzymeLinked and cytokine receptor
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hormones and GF
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ligand for EnzymeLinked receptor
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Cytokines Growth factors
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ligand for cytokine receptor
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Hormones Cytokines
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ligand for G-ProteinCoupled
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only receptor on cytoplasm/ nucleus
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intracell receptor (all others are on cel surface)
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Dimeric/tetrameric complex of transmembrane polypeptides with intracellular catalytic domain
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intracell receptor
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Activates autophosphorylation
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intracell receptor
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Single polypeptide with 7 trans- membrane domains
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G-ProteinCoupled
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Activates trimeric G protein
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G-ProteinCoupled
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Multimeric ring-like complex of 3-5 polypeptides with multiple transmembrane domains
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Ligand-Gated Ion Channel
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tf Ligand-GatedIon Channel lack transmembrane domain
A
F has it
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Opens internal water-filled pore
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Ligand-GatedIon Channel
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Polypeptide dimer with DNA- binding domains
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intracell receptor
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Binds as dimer to DNA sequence
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intracell receptor
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Activates cytoplasmic enzymes
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cytokine receptor
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Multimeric complex of trans- membrane polypeptides lacking intrinsic catalytic activity
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cytokine receptor
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Tf cytokine receptor has intrinsic cat. activity
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F lacks it
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SH2 domain
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2 α-helices flanking β-sheet (antiparallel)
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β-barrel (antiparallel) followed by C-term α-helix Binds in cleft between helix and strands
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PTB domian
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Binds in deep pocket lined with + residues
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SH2
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Binds in cleft between helix and strands
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PTB domain
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SH3 domain
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Binds in shallow hydrophobic pocket
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β-barrel fold (2 antiparallel β-sheets)
SH3 domain
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2 perpendicular β-sheets (antiparallel) followed by C-term amphipathic α-helix
PH domain
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PH domain
Binds in cleft between loops connecting strands
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binding affinity phos. tyrosines
sh2 and ptb
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bidning affinity of prolines
SH3 domain
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phos. inositol PL binding affinity
PH domain
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Receptors have an appropriate---- ----- (dissociation constant, KD ) for the signaling molecule in order to detect it at the likely ------- in the vicinity of the cell.
Receptors have an appropriate binding affinity (dissociation constant, KD ) for the signaling molecule in order to detect it at the likely concentration in the vicinity of the cell.
criteria 1 of receptors
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Receptors transmit the ---- of the signaling molecule by modulation of further----- in the signaling cascade.
Receptors transmit the message of the signaling molecule by modulation of further components in the signaling cascade.
Criteria 2 of receptor
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Receptors display ------- by detecting only those signaling molecules which the cell wants to perceive.
criteria 3 of reeptors
Receptors display specificity by detecting only those signaling molecules which the cell wants to perceive
criteria 3 of receptor
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Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor
cationic selective
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subunits of nicotinic ach receptor
Subunit with 4 transmembrane domains – M1, M2 (amphipathic), M3, and M4 – and 2 intracellular loops
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tf both the N and C terminal in the nicotinic ach receptor is in the extracell space
T
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termination of ligand gated ion channel
Diffusion away from the receptor and synaptic gap Degradation by enzymes on the cell surface (e.g., acetylcholinesterase)
Re-uptake into the pre-synaptic neuron
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Formation of an ------ ligand------ state (non----- form of receptor inactivation) ensures very ---- periods of signal transduction.
Formation of an inactive ligand-bound state (noncovalent form of receptor inactivation) ensures very brief periods of signal transduction.
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ligand gate ion channel term.
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Small ligands bind in pocket.
Large ligands bind to extracellular loops.
GPCR
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GPCR has -- transmembrane alpha helixes
7
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tf the N terminal is on ext side and C terminal in on the int. side in GPCR.
T
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glycosylation ; phosphorylation in GPCR
N; C terminal in GPRC
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rhodopsin recptor
GPCR
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Largest subunit in gpcr
alpha
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phillic to phobic on gpcr
alpha; betay on gpcr
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Guanine nucleotide-binding site (GDP, GTP) and GTPase activity
alpha subunit of GPCR
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GPCR portion that interacs with effector protein
alpha subunit
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BY unit of GPCR
cov attach to membrane with some int. with effector protein
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after ligand bidns GPCR ---- -----,
GDP/GTP exchange causes----- with ----- to dissociate
conf change
alpha subunit with GTP
(GPCR)
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seconary enzyme in GPCR
will bing alpha subunit with GTP
and intrinsic GTPase activation cause Hydrolysis of GTP to GDP and release of alpha GDP
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major mechanism of desensitization of GPCR
Receptor phosphorylation by protein kinases
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Protein kinase A (PKA) receptor
protein kinases (GRKs) receptor
+/- ligand GPCR-specific
+ ligand
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Extracellular enzymes ----- or ---- many of the small ligands.
Extracellular enzymes metabolize or inactivate many of the small ligands.
GPCR inact
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------ ------ endocytosis accounts for some desensitization
Receptor-mediated endocytosis accounts for some desensitization
GPCR inact.
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Extracellular enzymes metabolize or inactivate many of the small ligands.
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Receptor phosphorylation by protein kinases
GPCR termination
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Caffeinated Alcohol Drinks
----- Binds to allosteric binding site on GABA-bound receptor
ethanol
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TF in : Caffeinated Alcohol Drinks
EToh bidning to GABA receptor keeps it closed
F keeps it open
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Effect of EToh on GABA bidning site
Causes membrane potential to become more negative
Increases GABA’s suppression of neural activity
Increases dopamine release
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GABA Ligand-Gated Ion Channel
Anion-Selective (Inhibitory)
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Adenosine G-Protein-Coupled Receptor thru caffiene stimulant
① Blocks adenosine binding site (antagonist)
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Normally Adenosine G-Protein-Coupled Receptor
Suppresses neural activity; increases blood flow
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Allows increased neural activity Leads to blood vessel constriction, epinephrine release, and increased level of alertness
Caffiene blocking
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Individual feels sober when highly intoxicated.
end result of cafffiene alcohol drinks
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Each subunit is a single polypeptide chain consisting of: Large extracellular N-terminal domain for binding ligand Single transmembrane domain
Intracellular C-terminal domain with catalytic domains
Enzyme-Linked Receptor
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dimer; tetramer
RTK; SER threonine kinase
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RTK
Ligand binding Dimerization Kinase activation
then
Autophosphorylation of tyrosine residues (cross-phosphorylation)
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GF binding to RTK
act of RTK bidning of adaptor pro.
then
RAS act protein
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RAS GDP
attaches to membrane
and is converted to active RAS (GTP) upon act of RTK by GF
RAS act protein phos it.
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(serine/threonine kinase
MAP Kinase Kinase Kinase
MAP Kinase – Effector Protein
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MAP Kinase Kinase Kinase
act by RASGTP
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threonine/tyrosine kinase)
MAP Kinase Kinase
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effect of MAP Kinase – Effector Protein
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Receptor Serine/Threonine Kinase
Ligand binding to type --
Dimerization with type --
Kinase activation
and cross-phosphorylation (Ser/Thr residues) of type ---
Ligand binding to type II
Dimerization with type I
Kinase activation
and cross-phosphorylation (Ser/Thr residues) of type I
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upon act of receptor Serine/Threonine Kinase
SMAD binding and
phosphorylation
SMAD unfolding
and act
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after act of SMAD
dissociation and dimerization with diff SMAD subtypes
translocate to nucleus to alter gene expression
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binding of act SMAD to another SMAD
Exposure of nuclear localization signal (NLS)
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Termination of Enzyme linked receptor
Receptor-Mediated Endocytosis (Down-Regulation)
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clustering
adaptin binding
clathrin binding
adaptin binding
clathrin binding
clustering
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clathrin polymerization accompanied by
vacuole formation in Enzyme-Linked Receptor term.
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Release of --- ----vesicle into cytoplasm
Shedding of ------- ---------
Fusion of vesicle with -------- (internal ----- ph)
Release of clathrin-coated vesicle into cytoplasm
Shedding of clathrin coat Fusion of vesicle with endosome (internal acidic ph
3rd step in Enzyme-Linked Receptor
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tf in Enzyme-Linked Receptor: Termination
Potential recycling of receptors to plasma membrane is not possible
F
recycling happens at end
and
Transfer of remaining contents to lysosomes for degradation
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tf Cytokine cant recruit manyintracellular signaling proteins
F it can recruit a broad range because of itts great diversity
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tf the intracellular enzymatic activity has no intrincic enzymatic activity
t
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single polypeptide
cytokine receptor
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Cytokine receptor
multimeric complexes
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1st step of Cytokine Receptor action
Cytokine binding Dimerization
JAK activation and cross-phosphorylation Subunit phosphorylation
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STAT binding
prompts Phos Jak to phosphorylate it
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2 thing phos in cytokine receptor activation
JAKS and subunits
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upon sTAT phosphorylation
STAT dimerize
AND
Translocation to nucleus Altered gene expression
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Protein phosphatases remove ---- phosphates from the receptor and/or activated -----
Protein phosphatases remove tyrosine phosphates from the receptor and/or activated STATs.
Cytokine receptor termination
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SOCS (suppressor of cytokine signaling)
inhibit STAT phosphorylation by binding
inhibiting JAKs or competing with STATs for phosphotyrosine binding sites
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Multimeric formation of the receptor after ligand binding triggers ----- of the ligand-receptor complex.
Multimeric formation of the receptor after ligand binding triggers endocytosis of the ligand-receptor complex.
cytokine receptor termination
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importin α5
subunit of importin α5-β complex
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Ran-GTP
dissociates
STAT1 dimer (NLS) and importin α5 complex
(happens in nucleus)
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after dissociation of STAT 1 and importin a5
the STAT1 dimer
binds to DNA targets
and causes Expression of antiviral response
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VP24 protein from EBola
Competes with STAT1 dimer for binding site on importin α5 subunit
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VB24 and importin α5 subunit complex
diffuse thru nuclear pore
and Dissociated by complex by Ran-GTP
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Suppression of antiviral response
promoted by VP24 protein after Dissociation from complex by Ran-GTP
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Small KD
Receptor has high affinity for ligand.
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Kd=
koff/ kon
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LR=
([R]o [L]o) /(KD + [L]o)
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Bound
B max(Free/Free+Kd)
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Free = KD,
then Bound = 0.5 Bmax
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if free\>Kd
bound= bmax
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Negligible ligand depletion (bound \< 10% of free) Negligible inactivation of ligand and receptor
2 conditions of saturation binding relation
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tf 2 conditions of saturation bidning relation all ligand and receptor act and there are few cell surface interaction
F
Negligible inactivation of ligand and receptor
Negligible cell surface interactions
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main condition of saturation plot
Equilibrium conditions
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Homogeneous,-------(1:1) populations of ligand and receptor
Homogeneous, monovalent (1:1) populations of ligand and receptor
Saturation Plot
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Label the saturation plot
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If EC50 \>KD
Cell expresses more receptors than required for effective biological responses.
F
expresses less
EC50 is Half-Maximal Effective Conc
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advantage of scatchard plot
--- evaluation is easy for checking original --- (straight line) or comparing different --- or receptors.
Visual evaluation is easy for checking original assumptions (straight line) or comparing different ligands or receptors.
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---- on both axes magnifies experimental error.
“Bound” on both axes magnifies experimental error.
disadvantage of scatchard plot
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what does this indicate abt parotid
KD are same but control has more Bmax than parotid
meaning;
binding characteristics of salivary gland muscarinic acetylcholine receptors of the parotid contribute to reduced saliva stimulation
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what does this indicate abt SM gland
Diabetic has greater KD
but = B max
no conconclusion on whether
binding characteristics of salivary gland muscarinic acetylcholine receptors of SM gland contribute to reduced saliva stimulation or not?
