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signal transduction

conversion of information into a chemical change

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pH, osmolarity, food availability, predators, light, oxygen, etc.

things that change we want to communicate

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universal

signal transduction is a ______ proerpty in all cells

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precise

there is a ____ molecular complementarity between signal and receptor

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complementary; do not

Signal molecule fits binding site on its _______ receptor; other signals _____ (do/do not) fit

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sensitivity

_______ = high affinity + cooperativity + amplification of signal

<p>_______ = high affinity + cooperativity + amplification of signal</p>
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cooperativity

one binding event can induce another is due to ______

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large; small

Cooperativity in receptor-ligand interactions results in ____ (large/small) changes in receptor activation with _____ (large/small) changes in ligand concentration 

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amplification

when enzymes activate enzymes, the number of affected molecule increases in an enzyme cascade

<p>when enzymes activate enzymes, the number of affected molecule increases in an enzyme cascade</p>
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desensitization/adaptation

receptor activation triggers a feedback circuit that shuts off the receptor or removes it form cell surface

<p>receptor activation triggers a feedback circuit that shuts off the receptor or removes it form cell surface</p>
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integration

ability of system to receive multiple signals and produce a unified response based on all info

<p>ability of system to receive multiple signals and produce a unified response based on all info</p>
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weak

precise molecular complementarity between signal and receptor is mediated by ______ interactions

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G protein–coupled receptors (GPCRs)

receptors that are closely associated with a member of the guanosine nucleotide–binding protein (G protein) family

<p>receptors that are closely associated with a member of the guanosine nucleotide–binding protein (G protein) family</p>
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seven; GTP, GDP; regulated, activated G protein

Three essential components define signal transduction through GPCRs:

(1) a plasma membrane receptor with _____ transmembrane helical segments

(2) G protein that cycles between active (_____-bound) and inactive (_____-bound) forms

(3) an effector enzyme (or ion channel) in the plasma membrane that is _____ by the _____ _____ _____

<p>Three essential components define signal transduction through GPCRs: </p><p>(1) a plasma membrane receptor with _____ transmembrane helical segments</p><p>(2) G protein that cycles between active (_____-bound) and inactive (_____-bound) forms</p><p>(3) an effector enzyme (or ion channel) in the plasma membrane that is _____ by the _____ _____ _____</p>
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cAMP, cGMP, Ca2+, IP3

example of intracellular second messengers

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alpha, beta, gamma

3 components of the g protein

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350

human genome has approx ___ GPCRs

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GDP, GTP

in g proteins, the occupied receptor causes replacement of ____ bound to Gs by _____ activating Gs

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receptor tyrosine kinases

plasma membrane receptors w/ intrinsic protein kinase activity

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extracellular; inside

receptor tyrosine kinases transduce ____ signals to the _____ of the cell

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monomers

receptor tyrosine kinases found as _____ in inactive form

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phosphorylated

the activated tyrosine-kinase is a _________ dimer

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ligand

extracellular domain of receptor tyrosine kinase binds _______

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cytoplasmic; tyr

for receptor tyrosine kinases: the ________ domain is a protein kinase that phosphorylates _____ residue on specific target proteins

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receptor guanylyl cyclase

receptor enzyme that converts GTP to cGMP (second messenger)

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extracellular; intracellular

receptor guanylyl cyclases contain a ______ ligand-binding domain and a ______ catalytic domain

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no

there exist a soluble ____-activated guanylyl cyclase

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nuclear receptors

proteins in the nucleus that respond to steroid hormones, retinoic acid, thyroid hormone

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gene expression

nuclear receptors alter ___ ______ directly upon binding ligand