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Autocrine
signals which diffuse to affect the cells that make them
Paracrine
signals which diffuse to affect nearby cells
Receptor
a protein which recognizes a certain chemical signal
Responder
second step in signal transduction pathway, is a protein within the cell which can initiate a response
protein kinase
an enzyme that catalyzes the transfer of a phosphate group from ATP to another molecule
Ligand
a molecule that binds to the receptor site of another molecule
Ion Channel Receptors
As an ion crosses an ion channel it changes the shape, thus ion channels can act as receptors
Protein Kinase Receptors
A receptor which becomes a protein kinase when it is activated
G Protein Receptors
Transmembrane receptors which activate G proteins which then activate an effector protien
effector protein
a protein which causes a change in a cell
Cytoplasmic Receptors
bind to signals which can diffuse across the plasma membrane
ATP hydrolysis
process by which ATP releases energy by becoming ADP
Oxidation
the loss of one or more electrons
Reduction
The gain of one or more electron