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signalling cell, extracellular ligand, target cell and receptor
What are the basic requirements for signal transduction |
decreased rate if firing
What type of effect does a pacemaker have on a target cell
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true
true or false
a ligand can activate more than one signaling pathway |
1. Retionol
2. liver and bloodstream 3. cystol
1. Retinoic Acid is synthesised from where and 2.where does retinol come from ( 2 places ) 3.and it diffuses into what place
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1. P13-k
2. Ras/MAPK(Grb/SOS) 3.PLC
Name the three signaling transduction pathways
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signaling molecule
What is another name for extracellular ligand |
secretion
secretion
What of effect does a salivary gland have on a target cell |
dephosphorylation recycling or lysosomal degradation and also through reactions of phosphatases at various levels
what are the different ways that cessation of insulin signaling can occur through internalization of ligand /receptor
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Thyroglobulin
Thyroglobulin.What is the precursor for the thyroid hormone 2.
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1. output stimulates its continued production .(a activates b and b activates a to continue to activate b.
the example is going into labor
What is the definition of positive feed back and give an example
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plasma membrane or intracellular
A receptor is also known as these two things |
contraction
What type of effect does skeletal muscle have on a target cell
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cholesterol
Steriod Hormones are derived from where
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1. Level of circulating ligand
2. Relative number of receptors 3. Receptor affinity
What are various factors that activation is governed by
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It can terminate a signaling event . Output inhibits its continued production or activation . Limits cellular response to maintain stability Example :hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia
What is the definition of a negative feed back and provide an exampleI
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1.endocrine- molecules that travel through the blood stream and interact with distant target cells
2. Paracrine - molecules that act on nearby cells 3. autocrine - synthesising cell is also a target cell
What are the different types of signaling that are secreted by molecules and what they do
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What is a agonista substance which initiates a physiological response when combined with a receptor
What is a agonist
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in the skin
Vitamin D3 is synthesized where
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Ionotropic receptor and a membrane protein complex that includes ligand binding sites forms a pore
What is a ligand gated ion channel
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lipophilic or hydrophilic
Hormones are classified as |
1. ion channe receptors
2. G protein coupled receptors 3 enzymes coupled receptors
What are the three major classes of surface receptors
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a substance that interferes or inhibits the physiological action of another
What is a antagonist
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steroid hormones, thyroid hormones and retinoic acid
can alter gene expression
lipophilic hormones include what these 3 things and can alter what type of expression
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Gs activates adenylyl cyclase
Gi inhibits adenylyl cyclase , activates potassium channels Gq activates phospholipase c and activates calcium channels on ER membrane 2. second messangers
Gs activates adenylyl cyclase
Gi inhibits adenylyl cyclase , activates potassium channels 1.What are the g proteins and what do they do 2. They rely on what messengers to relay intracellular signals |
gonads , thyroid , pituitary
gonads , thyroid , pituitary
hormones are released fro specialized cells from where |