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  1. 1roll cells and cone cellsGCPR- rhodopsin
    ( modulates ion channels in the cells)
  2. 2trans- retinalwhen light is absorbed by the retinal, causes cis-trans to switch
    - activates G protein ( transducin)
  3. 3rhodopsin7 transmembrane domain receptor protein
  4. 4transducinG protein
  5. 5activated Transducincauses activation of phosphodiesterase in the membrane of light-sensing organelle in rod cell
  6. 6activation of PDElowers concentration of cGMP in cell, closes a cGMP gates NA/CA channel
  7. 7closing Na/Ca channelcauses transient hyperpolarization of rod cell, signaling to brain that light has been detected
  8. 8nuclear receptor dimerizationactivated receptors bind in dimerized pairs
  9. 9homodimerscan be molecules of the same receptor-
  10. 10heterodimerscan be dissimilar receptor molecules
  11. 11transcriptional enhancereor repressor that can either stimular or inhibit formation of RNA polymerase II
  12. 12activation domaincontacts molecules: co-activators/ co-repressors that link receptor to transcriptiona; initiation complex
    results in: increase or decrease in transcription
  13. 13paracrine secretionsecretion of signaling molecules into interstitial fluidsparacrine secretion
  14. 14neurotransmittersreleased from neurons, target close cells with axonal synapseneurotransmitters
  15. 15neurohormonessecretion of signaling molecules via neurosecretory process- distal effectneurohormones
  16. 16adrenal glandsfound on top of kidneys, right/left
  17. 17adrenal cortex ( in adrenal glands)secretes steroid hormones, derived from primitive mesenchymal glandular tissue
  18. 18adrenal medullachromaffin cells are controlled by neural inputs from the autonomic nervous system
  19. 19hormones secreted by chromaffin cellscatecholamines- flight or fight hormone
    1. epinephrine ( adrenaline)
    2. norepinephrine ( non- adrenaline)
  20. 20norepinephrineneurotransmitter, DOES NOT act as neurotrasnmitter when secreted by chromaffin cells
  21. 21neurohormonewhen norepinephrine is secreted by chromaffin cells, it flows in the blood
    - has similar effects as epinephrine
  22. 22Epinephrinealways acts as a HORMONE
  23. 23secreted by neuronsdopamine and norepinephrine
  24. 24secreted by neurons and chromaffinnorepinerphnine
  25. 25ONLY synthesized and secreted by chromaffin cellsepinephrine
  26. 26neurotransmittersdopamine and norepinephrine
  27. 27catecholaminesall act as neurohormones are taken up by nerve/ target cells after being secreted
    uptake is IMPORTANT when they are secreted as neurotransmitters
  28. 28metabolism of circulating catecholminesoccurs in liver, done by COMT and MAO
  29. 29catecholamines receptorsa- adrenergic and B- adrenergic receptors
    --> differentiated by their relative binding affinities
  30. 30membrane receptors1. extracellular ligand-binding domain
    2. intracellular catalytic domain
  31. 31tyrosine kinase activityundergoes autophosphorylation, leads to a conformational change allowing binding and catalytic phosphorylation
  32. 32guanylyl cyclaseconvert GTP to cGMP, secondary messenger
  33. 33insulin bindingbinds to extracellular domains of the receptor, activates catalytic domain inside cell
  34. 34what does the catalytic domain do?phosphorylates Tyr residue in another receptor
  35. 35wallows binding and phosphorylation of protein IRS-1
  36. 36insulin signaling cascade1. binds insulin, undergoes autophosphorylation on carboxyl - Tyr residue
    2. insulin receptors phosphorylates IRS-1 on tyr residues
    3. SH2 domain binds to P- or Tyr of IRS-1. Sos binds to Grb2, then to Ras, causing GDP to release GTP
    4. activated Ras binds to Raf-1
    5. Raf-1 phosphorylates MEK on 2 residues activating it. MEK phosphorylates ERK on Thr and Tyr residue activating it
    6. ERK moves to nucleus
    7. ELK-1 joins SRF to stimulate transcription and translation
  37. 37what do receptor Tyrosine kinases have?C- helix
    - P loop
    - activation loop
    have SH2 domains to bind phosphotyrosine residue
  38. 38RDARecommended dietary allowances- table of suggestions for dietary intake
    remember food label suggestions
    only for mineras, vitamins, protein
  39. 39RDIrecommended daily intake of VITAMINS and minerals for certain age groups
  40. 40DRVdaily reference values
    - recommended for protein and some proteins that dont have RDA
  41. 41DVRDI+DRV
    how much of a nutrient is contained in a serving for someone consuming 2000

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