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4.1 cell signaling

AP bio unit 4 test- cell signaling, 4.1 notes

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A high glucose level in our blood triggers the release of ___, which tells target cells to allow glucose inside to provide energy through respiration insulin
A low glucose level in our blood triggers the release of ___ which tells target cells in surrounding tissues to release more glucose to provide energy through respiration glucagon
Since hormones like glucagon and insulin travel from the ___ to other tissues, we call this ____ signaling pancreas, long-distance
Many signals are sent through the membrane to ultimately tell an organelle to do a ___, such as activating proteins or activating the nucleus to send out special messages made of ___, which will be used to make special proteins special task, mRNA
Some signals, such as steroids, easily enter through the membrane of a cell and interact with enzymes or receptor ___ within the cytoplasm before contacting the nucleus proteins
Sometimes non-protein ___ messengers are needed a long the pathway. Medications can be used to block these messengers, causing the reaction to ___ or slow down secondary, stop
The process can be accelerated when one reaction by one enzyme triggers 100 reactions by another enzyme, then repeated. This cascade of reactions is called signal ___ such as with the hormone ___ amplification, epinephrine
Many cell membranes have ___ proteins protruding from their membranes, and interact directly with the ___ of other cells with the help of ___ proteins on the membranes of other cells. marker, surface, receptor
If the ___ of the marker protein is somehow altered by damage or mutation, the signaling process may be blocked shape
Programmed cell death, or ___, is when proteins such as ___ (enzymes that destroy proteins) and ___ (enzymes that destroy the nucleus) are activated. This is important in finger development in humans, as well as antler shedding in deer apoptosis, proteases, nucleases
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