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What are integrins used for?
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1. allow communication between ECM and Cell and Cell-to-cell also..
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What are ways cells communicate with other cells?
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1. ECM
2. Contact dependant 3. paracrine 4. synaptic |
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What are integrin ligands OUTSIDE the cell?
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1. fibronectins(CAM)
2. laminins 3. Ig 4. fibrinogen |
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What are ligands INSIDE the cell
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1. tyrosine kinases
2. actin filaments |
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What is anchorage dependant growth?
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its how cells proliferate, grow, and survive by attaching themselves to the substratum using integrins
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What signals can activate integrins to increase their affinity for ECM?
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1.Fibronectin molecules on Cell Adhesion Molecules
2. Cadherins |
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What is a focal contact?
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when you assemble: actin filaments, integrins and Non receptor Tyrosine Kinases
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What are some NRTK
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SRC
FAK |
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How are integrins involved in mitogenic signaling
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when fibronectin binds with the integrins they activate NRTK (SRC) and that leads to Ras--> Raf--->MEK--> ERK
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How do inegrins control growth
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You need integrin signal and a GF signal or else it does not activate for growth
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So do tumor cells have anchorage dependant growth
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No, they are anchorage INDEPENDANT growth
Why? they produce LESS fibronectin |
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So how do integrins faciliate communication between the cytoskeleton and ECM
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1. outside in: fibronectin
2. Inside out: myosin |
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So what are examples of Contact dependant signaling
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1. leukocyte extravasation w/ CAM
2. inhibition w/ Cadherins 3. Development w/delta notch 4. platelets |
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So what is the Cell Adhesion Molecule Family (CAM)?
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1. Cadherins
2. IgCAM's 3. Selectin |
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So which CAM is homophilic and is associated with actin filaments and adherence junctions?
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Cadherins
-Also a tumor supressor |
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Which CAM mediate extravasation of blood cells and have hetero interactions?
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Selectins
They bind to Lectin found on the surface of cells |
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Which CAM can bind to Ig and Integrins with either hetero or homo interactions
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IgCAM's
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So which CAM is important for Leukocyte Extravasation
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all three of them
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So all cells express Notch and Delta which bind together on adjacent cells, what cell will be turned on?
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If you inhibit your neighbors NOTCH you will win
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When comparing the amount of signal produced in synaptic and endocrine signaling which one produces its signal at higher concentrations?
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Sypnatic Signaling, because receptors have LOW affinity
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During neurosecretion what do the synaptic vessicles ride on?
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They go from using Kinesin on microtubles to myosin on actin filaments
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If you have a mutation affecting the Cadherins what can happen?
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Familial gastric cancer and colon cancer since you may loose contact growth inhibition
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What is Leukocyte Adhesion Deficiency Type 1?
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People have recurrent infections b/c leukocytes cannot extravasate out of the blood due to a mutation on the INTEGRIN
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