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Chapter 11

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Describe the different ways cells communicate with each other. -Cell to cell -Chemical Signals (paracrine, autocrine,, synaptic, & endocrine) -Direct contact -Secreted signaling molecules
How do signal transduction pathways work? It is a sequence of changes in a series of different molecules. -binding of signal molecule to receptor triggers 1st step - domino effect occurs until response protein is activated - the signal is transduced into a different form, changes shape
Describe how signals are received by cells 1.Reception:detection of signaling molecule, binds to receptor molecule 2. Transduction:receptor molecule changes form 3. Response: transduced signal triggers cell response
Name and describe the different types of receptors. -plasma membrane proteins:water soluble molecules bind to specific sites that transmit info from outside to inside of cell -Intracellular: found in the cytoplasm or nucleus of target cells. signal molecule passes through target cell's membrane
What happens to the protein when the receptor binds? The protein becomes activated and signals the signal transduction pathway.
Describe G-protein linked receptors: -largest family of cell surface receptors -work with the help of a g protein -widespread and very diverse -gtp replaces gdp, g protein and enzyme activates, ligand leaves and changes shape. -gtp - phosphate = inactive protein and enzyme
Describe ligand- gated channels: -acts as a gate when receptor changes shape -signal molecule binds as a ligand to the receptor, gate allows specific ions through a channel
Describe Receptor tyrosine kinases: - receptors that attach to phosphates and tyrosines - trigger multiple signal transduction pathways at once -abnormal function is associated with cancer.
Describe Voltage-gated ion channels - channel opens or closes in response to a shift in voltage across plasma membrane
Describe Hormone- receptor complex -hormone diffuses through the plasma membrane, binds to the receptor in the cytosol. hormone binding to receptor is the hormone- receptor complex.
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