G-alpha subunits

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4 G-alpha-type subunits

Gs

Gi

Gq

G12

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Members of Gs

Gs

Golf

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Members of Gi

Gi, Go, Gz

Gt, Ggust

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Members of Gq

Gq, G11, G14, G15, G16

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G12

G12 and G13

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Gs function

Simulates activity of adenylate cyclase —> increased cAMP production —> PKA activationG

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Gs also activates

calcium channels

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Golf function

Stimulates activity of adenylate cyclase in olfactory sensory neurons

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Gi, Go, Gz function

Inhibit adenylate cyclase —> inhibit cAMP productionT

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The beta,gamma subunits associated with Gi activates

potassium channels

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The beta,gamma subunits associated with Go activates

potassium channel and inactivates calcium channel

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Gt, Ggust

Activates cyclic GMP phosphodiesterase —> increased hydrolysis of cyclic nucelotides

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Gt is the alpha subunit of

transducing involved in night vision (rod photoreceptors)G

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Ggust is the alpha subunit of

gustducin involved in gustatory system

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Gq, G11, G14-G16 function

Activates phospholipase C-beta —> increased production of IP3 and DAG

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G12 and G13 function

Activates Rho family of monomeric G-proteins and regulate the actin cytoskeleton

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GPCRs are

7 pass transmembrane receptors

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GCPRs activate

G proteins

(guanine nucleotide binding proteins)

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G proteins made up of 3 subunits

alpha

beta

gamma

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alpha and gamma subunits of G proteins

anchored to cell membrane and keep G protein right next to receptor

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G proteins bind to ___ when they’re inactive

GDP

(guanosine diphosphate)

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When ligand binds to GCPR

changes shape —> allows G protein to release GDP and bind GTP instead, activated protein

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When alpha subunit bound to GTP…

it separates from beta and gamma subunits so it can interact with other proteins

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To act on other proteins, alpha subunit turns

GTP —> GDP which causes 3 subunits to come together and G protein turned off

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Gq activates

phospholipase C found in cell membrane —> cleaves phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate into IP3 and DAG

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IP3

soluble, diffuses freely through cytoplasm and into ER where it opens up calcium channels —> can lead to depolarization

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DAG

attached to cell membrane and attaches to Kinase C which requires calcium to activate

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Protein kinase C activates proteins by

adding phosphoryl groups to them

Only when there is increased calcium concentration

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Gs stimulates

adenylate cyclase

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Active adenylate cyclase

takes ATP, removes 2 phosphate molecules and transforms ATP into cAMP

cAMP moves throughout cytoplasm, binds to protein kinase A

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Protein Kinase A has

2 parts = regulatory subunit and catalytic subunit

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cAMP binds the ___ of protein kinase A

regulatory subunit —> causes it to dissociate from catalytic subunit

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Once dissociated from regulatory subunit, catalytic subunit can

go target proteins to trigger cellular response

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Gi also bound to

adneylate cyclase, but it inhibits it causing negative feedback on G proteinsG

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Gi important to help

inactivate cells