Cell Signalling and Communication flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on Cell Signalling and Communication, from communication types to receptors and signalling pathways. University students can practice recalling these topics, while teachers can use the decks as ready-made material. The page has over 40 flashcard decks for university-level study. Choose a deck and start exploring.
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9 cardsPSL300 Sept25 What kind of communication do autocrine signals use?
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46 cardsSignalling Examples of target proteins in a signalling pathway
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28 cards8: G-Protein Coupled Receptors What does the G-Protein Coupled Recptor consist of?
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13 cardsCell signalling overview lipophilic extracellular mediators jobs (steroids, retinoids & thyroxine)
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200 cardsIntegrative mamalian physiology part 1 Types of signaling
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200 cardsA & P Lecture Test #2 Name the 2 major types of Cell Communication
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116 cardsIntroduction Into Cell Signalling Why do cells need to signal?
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88 cardsCell Regulation and Cancer, first 10 lectures What are the differences between Juxtacrine, Paracrine, Endocrine and Autocrine Messengers
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35 cardsCell communications What is a ligand?
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60 cardsBeta Adrenoreceptors in the Heart - Compartmentation of cAMP signalling L2 What is B1 coupled to? What does its activation result in?
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32 cardsPhysMet - Lecture 14 Cells never exist in isolation, even single celled organisms interact with.?
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42 cardsGeneral principles of cell signalling What are the 5 types of intercellular signalling? Give examples of where you would expect to see these.
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36 cardsCell signalling Characteristics of hormone receptors
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44 cardsG-protein Coupled Receptors and Intracellular Signalling What type of receptors are found in smooth muscle? What are they coupled to?
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58 cardsSignal Transduction what do extracellular signalling molecules do ?
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63 cardsChapter 4
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24 cardsLecture 24 - Cell Signalling (2) What is vasopressin?
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44 cardsSignal Transduction
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38 cards26: Cell Communication unicellular vs multicellular
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22 cardsPhysiological Systems Lecture 6 What are the four mechanisms of cell communication?
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41 cardsUntitled roll cells and cone cells
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29 cardsphysiology chapter 6
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20 cardsChapter 6 Intercellular communication 2 types of intercellular communication
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15 cardsMechanisms of Intercellular communication What are the 2 types of intercellular communication?
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18 cardscommunicaciones de cuerpo Types of signalling between cells: 1. Free diffusion
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31 cardsCell Signalling I
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15 cardsLecture 4 assigned study: Cell to Cell Communication: Endocrine, Paracrine, Autocrine describe endocrine signaling
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17 cardsThe 3 main types of membrane receptors G - protein coupled receptors (GPCR's) How big? It's structure
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18 cardsBeta-Adrenoreceptors 2 *****
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16 cardsUntitled Types of Signals used by cells to communicate:
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19 cardsreceptors what is signal transduction
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17 cardsBMS03-1013- Cell Signalling 2 What are the three types of ionotropic receptors? What does each do?
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14 cardsCell Biology & Immunology - lecture 1 Extracellular signal molecules
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17 cardsCell signalling flashcards What is the difference between endocrine signalling & NT signalling?
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12 cardsExtracellular Signalling Two principle forms of communication in multicellular organisms
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12 cardsCell Signalling How can cells communicate?
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6 cardsSignal transduction
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19 cardsPKB Activation Through RAS When T.K is phosphorylated, which subunit of PI-3-Kinase binds first?
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10 cardsCell signaling Cell signaling response depends on
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1 cardsLecture 20 Nitric Oxide Signalling Describe 3 types of nitric oxide synthases
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These user-made decks offer short prompts on how cells communicate. Cell signalling overview covers endocrine, paracrine and autocrine signalling, while Signalling includes receptor types and responses in different cells. For a closer look at pathways, Signal transduction includes second messengers and cell responses.
How to use the decks
Start with Cell signalling overview if you want to practice the main communication types before moving into detail. Read each prompt and try to recall an answer before checking the card. Return to the terms you find difficult, then try a deck on G-protein coupled receptors or PKB Activation Through RAS for more specific pathway questions.
If you want to see ideas arranged together, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz can give you a different way to check recall after working through a deck. Pick a topic and work through a few cards at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Try Cell signalling overview for prompts on endocrine, paracrine and autocrine signalling. It also covers extracellular mediators, making it a useful starting point before a more focused deck. You can then move to Signalling for receptor types, synaptic signalling and endocrine signalling.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The decks include communication types, receptors, signalling pathways and cell responses. Signal transduction covers second messengers, while PKB Activation Through RAS asks about parts of a specific pathway. Other decks include prompts on hormones, neurotransmitters and G-protein coupled receptors.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.