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Cell Signalling I

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  1. 1Intercellular communcationPara/auto/endo/juxtacrine
  2. 2ParacrineSignal affects close prox. cells
    Lim travel
  3. 3AutocrineSender+target same cell
    type of paracrine
  4. 4EndocrineUsually acts on distant cells
    can affect nearby
    hormones
  5. 5JuxtacrineSignalling cell in direct contact / target cell
    Gap junction connexons OR
    signalling protein on cell surface one cell physically interacts w/ receptor of other
  6. 6Cell influence response1) Reg its R #
    2) Synth. dif. isoforms of R
    3) Most ligands are hydrophilic, can't pass through LBL, don't cause a response.
  7. 7Cell signalling for cell surface R's (9)1. Pack+synth of sig mol. into IC vesicles.
    2. Release into EC space by exo
    3. Transport to R
    4. Binding of sig to spec. cell surf R, induces conf. Δ+ activation.
    5. +R then + dwnstream sig transduct. pro/2' mess.
    6. Leads to + of E protein(s)
    7a. Short-term Δ
    7b. Long-term Δ (gene expression)
    8. Term of response by - FDBCK from IC sig mol.
    9. Removal of EC signal
  8. 8Modification of proteins for signal transductionProtein cov. mod by +Pi
    +Pi usually induces confo Δ
    +Pi added from ATP by PK
    -Pi by phosphatase
  9. 9How is this tightly regulated?Opportunity to amplify/regulate and control pathway at every level
  10. 10Termination of SignalEliminate EC ligand
    Deactivate signal transduction proteins
    Remove +R from PCM via Endocytosis
  11. 11Eliminate EC ligandenzymatic degradation
  12. 12Deactivate signal transduction proteins-Pi by phosphatases
  13. 13Remove +R from PCM via EndocytosisR+L internalised
    Either:
    Seperated, R recycled, L destroyed
    OR:
    Both destroyed
  14. 14Natural endogenous kinases (3)Hormones
    Cytokines
    Growth Factor
  15. 15Hormone Detection via cell surf R (3)Small H2O sol. mols
    H2O sol. peptide homones
    Lipophilic mols
  16. 16Detection via IC R'sLipophilic mols that penetrate the PCM
    e.g. steroids
  17. 17Cytokines (3)Peptides of varying sizes
    Act over short distances
    Co-ordinate immune system
  18. 183 Examplese.g. Interleukins/interferons/tumour necrosis factor
  19. 19Growth factors (3)Peptides of varying sizes
    Para/autocrine signalling
    Regulates growth+differentiation
  20. 20AgonistBind and + R, inducing signal + bioresponse
  21. 21AntagonistsBinds R, doesn't induce signalling
  22. 22Degrees of agonist actionFull/partial leads to full/partial activation
  23. 23Factors of drug actionAffinity = ability of drug to bind to specific R
    Intrinsic action = inherent ability to induce bio signalling
    1= how well natural ligand works, the benchmark

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  • Created by J yadonknow · Mar 31, 2018
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