w23 cell signalling Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
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LO

A
  • Understand the basic principles of signal transduction mechanisms,
    in particular the concepts of response specificity, signal amplitude and
    duration, signal integration and intracellular location
  • Give examples of different types of extracellular signals and
    receptors, and explain their functional significance
  • Describe the mechanisms by which different receptors may be
    activated by their respective ligands
  • Describe and give examples of the structure and properties of the
    major components of signal transduction pathways.
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2
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define signal signal transcduction

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conversion of an extracellular signal into
an intracellular signal

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3
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what order is the path stimuli to response (can name and just order them)

A

stimuli
sensor
signal transduction
response

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4
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define cell signalling

A

ST in cell

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5
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define signal transduction path or signalling

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set of molec events that convert1 specific signal into one spec. cell response

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6
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define effector

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component of SPath that is activated following engagement of receptor

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7
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how does a molecule coming from a distance become a ligand

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by binding a recptor

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8
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the primary messenger is the ___

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ligand

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9
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ligand binding receptor leads to prod. of more molecules in recieving cell called ?

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2nd messengrs

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10
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prod. of 2nd messengers by Ligand binding receptor affects the expression of specific ____ genes

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target

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11
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define signal transduction in relation to receptor-ligand interaction

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ability of cell to translate receptor-ligand interaction to chnge in target gene expression

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12
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what are the general components in signalling pathways

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lgands
receptors
transducers

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13
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yeast cell mating is regulated by what process

A

ST

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14
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what are the 3 stages in yeast cell mating (ST regulated)

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xchng of mating factors
mating
new alpha cell

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15
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can cells communicate indirectly or directly or both

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both

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16
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what type of signals do cells sense and respond in their envt

17
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types of cell signalling

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endocrine - far away
autocrine - within
paracrine - across
direct contact - next to

18
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examples of growth factors and cytokines

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Peptides/small proteins secreted from cells,
involved in paracrine and autocrine signalling. e.g. Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF)

19
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name 2 type of plasma membrane receptors

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Peptides/small proteins secreted from cells,
involved in paracrine and autocrine signalling. e.g. Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF)