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____ signaling is when cells communicate by binding directly to each other
juxtacrine
_____ signaling is when cells secrete ligands for nearby signaling
paracrine
______ are regulated small molecules that independently convey a signal between proteins in a cell, and they provide for both _____ (greatening the signal) and _____ (go rapidly where the signaling molecule cannot go)
second messengers, amplification, diffusion
______ makes cAMP
adenylyl cyclase
cAMP is broken down by _____
phosphodiesterase
cAMP activates _____ by binding its regulatory subunit and causing it to dissociate from its catalytic subunit
PKA
_____ cleaves PIP2 to create ___ and ____
PLC, DAG, IP3
The DAG-IP3 in the PLC/PKC pathway is as follows:
1) Ligands binds the _____ to activate the heterotrimeric G protein, which activates ______
2) This molecule then cleaves the PIP2 to yield ____ (1) and _____ (2)
3) (2) binds its receptor on the smooth ER to release Ca2+ into the _____
4) Ca2+ activates MLCK, which activates myosin contraction in smooth muscle cells
5) Ca2+ and ____ together activate ______ at the plasma membrane to release Ca2+ out of the cell and into the extracellular domain, stopping muscle contraction
6) Ca2+ is pumped back into the ER, and ___ gets phosphorylated
GPCR, PLC, DAG, IP3, cytosol, DAG, PKCs, DAG
The NO guanylyl cyclase pathway is as follows:
1) NO, a ____ agonist, is diffused to its target
2) ______ is generated
3) this molecule then activates _____
4) this molecule then phosphorylates substrates to inhibit cytosolic calcium concentrations and inhibit smooth muscle contraction
5) _____ cleaves cGMP back into GMP
GC, cGMP, PKG, PDE5
____ is a family of small GTPases that act as molecular switches in cells, and they are activated when GTP is bound and inactive when GDP is bound. ____ removes the GDP to allow for a new GTP to bind on turn it on. ____ accelerates the hydrolysis of the GTP to GDP to turn it off.
RAS, GEF, GAP
The G0 phase of the cell cycle is also sometimes referred to as _____
quiescence
_______ tag proteins with ubiquitin in chains (_______) so that the protein will be degraded by a _____.
Ubiquitin ligases, polyubiquitination, proteosome
the _______ checkpoint at the G2/M transition is what allows for mitosis to progress
Cdk1-Cyclin B Checkpoint
____ (control timing of cyclic variations in the concentrations of certian proteins) and _____ control cell growth/division
cyclins, checkpoints
When DNA damage is detected, ___ is phosphorylated so that it doesn’t degrade (normally it is ubiquitinated the moment it is produced), and it transcribes for p21 and proteins that lead to _____
p53, apoptosis