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Gsα
Activates adenylyl cyclase. Inhibited by binding to Gβ/γ, hydrolysis of bound GTP
Giα
Inhibits adenylyl cyclase. Inhibited by binding to Gβ/γ, hydrolysis of bound GTP
Adenylyl cyclase
Converts ATP to cAMP. Activated by Gsα, inhibited by Giα
cAMP
Activates PKA. Manufacture catalyzed by adenylyl cyclase, destroyed by phosphodiesterase.
PKA
Consists of four subunits: two catalytic and two inhibitory. cAMP binds to the inhibitory subunits causing them to dissociate.
Choleratoxin
Prevents hydrolysis of Gsα-GTP.
Pertussis toxin
Prevents hydrolysis of Giα-GTP
PLC
Cleaves PIP2 to IP3 an DAG. Activated by Gqα or ligand-bound TrK.
Gqα
Activates PLC. Inhibited by binding to Gβ/γ, hydrolysis of bound GTP
DAG
Activates PKC manufactured by cleavage of PIP3
IP3
Triggers Ca2+ release. Manufactured by cleavage of PIP2.
Ca2+
Activates calmodulin.
Calmodulin
Activates NO synthase. Activated by Ca2+.
GRB2
Activates Sos. Activated by ligand-bound TrK receptor.
Sos
A GEF that converts Ras-GDP to Ras-GTP. Activated by GRB2
Ras
Phosphorylates RAF, activating it. Activated by GTP binding, catalyzed by Sos.
MEK
Phosphorylates MAPK, activating it. Activated by phosphorylation, catalyzed by RAF.
MAPK
Activates ETS/Jun via phosphorylation. Activated by MEK phosphorylation.
ETS/Jun
Transcription factors. Activated by MAPK-P.
RAF
Phosphorylates MEK, activating it. Activated by phosphorylation, catalyzed by Ras.
PI3-K
Converts PIP2 to PIP3. Activated by ligand-bound TrK.
PIP3
Activates PKB. Activated by PI3-K.
PKB
Initiates various signaling pathways. Activated by PIP3.
Name the structural fiber(s) in animals.
Collagen and elastin
Name the structural fiber(s) in plants.
Cellulose
Name the gel-like protein(s) in animals.
Proteoglycans
Name the gel-like protein(s) in plants.
Hemi-cellulose and extensins
Name the adhesive protein(s) in animals.
Fibronectins and laminins
Name the adhesive protein(s) in plants.
Pectin
Name the components of the basal lamina.
Collagen, proteoglycans, laminins and elastin.
Acetylcholine
Neurotransmitter. Acts through both LGIC and GPCR channels.
Catecholines
Dopamine, norepinephrine and epinephrine. Act through GPCRs.
Monoamines
Histimine and seratonin. Act through LGICs and GPCRs.
Amino acid neurotransmitters
Glutamate (excitatory) and GABA (inhibitory). Act through LGICs and GPCRs.
Neuropeptides.
Enkephalin, substance P and GnRH. Act through GPCRS.
CapZ
Holds actin on the Z-line.
α actinin
Holds actin on the Z-line.
Nebulin
Stabilizes thin fillaments
Titin
Holds myosin to the Z-line. Springy.
Myomesin
Holds myosin bundles together.
Troponin
Inhibits tropomyosin. Activated by Ca2+ binding.
Tropomyosin
Prevents myosin-actin interactions, and thus muscle contraction. Inhibited by troponin.
Ryr1
Found in skeletal muscle. Causes Ca2+ release from the sarcomere. Activated by DHPR.
DHPR
Activates Ryr1. Activated by t-tubule depolarization.
Ryr2
Found in cardiac muscle. Causes Ca2+ release from the sarcomere. Activated by Ca2+ binding.
Ryr3
Found in nervous tissue. Causes Ca2+ release from the endoplasmic reticulum. Activated by Ca2+ binding.
Tetanus toxin
Inhibits the release of inhibitory neurotransmitters in motor neurons.
Botox
Prevents acetylcholine release at neuromuscular junction.
MLCK
Phosphorylates the myosin II light chain causing smooth muscle contraction. Activated by Ca2+/Calmodulin.
Name the functions of fibronectins.
Integrin binding, cell adhesion and blood clotting.
Talin
Carries signals between integrin and the cytoskeleton.
Integrin
Binds ECM proteins outside of the cell and the cytoskeleton inside the cell through talin.
FAK/ILK
Activate a signaling pathway. Activated by ECM-bound integrin.
CAM/IGSF
Cell-cell adhesion molecules. Capable of heterophilic interactions with integrin, or homophilic interactions.
Cadherins
Cell-cell adhesion molecules. Capable only of homophilic interactions. Ca2+ dependent.
G1-CdK
Phosphorylates Rb, inhibiting it. Transcription upregulated by Ras/MAPK pathway.
Rb
Inhibits E2F by binding to it. Inhibited by G1-CdK.
E2F
A transcription factor for various DNA replication proteins and S-CdK. Inhibited by Rb.
ORC
Complex of DNA replication proteins which binds DNA at the origin. Replication inhibited by Cdc6.
Cdc6
Inhibits DNA replication by binding the ORC. Inhibited by S-CdK.
Mcm
A helicase. Part of the ORC.
S-CdK
Phosphorylates Cdc6, inhibiting it. Phosphorylates the ORC, ensuring that only one replication takes place. Transcription upregulated by E2F.
M-CdK
Phosphorylates lamin, causing nuclear envelope breakdown. Phosphorylates condensin, activating it. Phosphorylates MAPS, causing spindle formation. Inhibits wee1. Activates Cdc25. Phosphorylates Cdc20, activating it. Phospho-inhibited by wee1. Phospho-activated by CAK. Phospho-disinhibited by Cdc-25.
Wee1
Phosphorylates the A and B sites of M-CdK, inhibiting it. Inhibited by M-CdK.
CAK
Phosphorylates the C site of M-CdK, activating it.
Cdc25
Dephosphorylates the A and B sites of M-CdK, disinhibiting it. Phospho-activated by M-CdK.
p53
In low concentrations, resets the cell cycle. In high concentrations, triggers apoptosis. Phospho-activated by damaged DNA.
Cdc20
Binds to the APC, activating it. Phospho-activated by M-CdK.
APC
Polyubiquinates securin. Activated by Cdc20. Inhibited by Mad/Bub.
Securin
Binds to separase, inhibiting it. Polyubiquinated by the APC.
Separase
Cleaves cohesin. Inhibited by securin.
Cohesin
Binds sister chromatids together, preventing anaphase. Cleaved by separase.
Mad/Bub
Binds the APC, inhibiting it. Produced by spindle-unbound kinetochore.
Taxol
Prevents microtubule depolymerization, preventing anaphase.
Vinblastine
Prevents microtubule poolymerization, blocking spindle-fiber formation.
Name the seven steps in apoptosis.
DNA segregates to the edge of the nucleus. Cytoplasmic volume decreases. The cytoplasm blebs out. The nucleus and organelles fragment. DNA is cleaved into ladders. The cell is dismantled into apoptotic bodies. The cell is ingested by macrophages.
Cdc95
Binds to the FAS receptor, activating it.
FAS receptor
Binds the FADD adaptor, activating it. Activated by Cdc95.
FADD
Cleaves the inhibitory domain from caspase 8. Activated by the FAS receptor.
Caspase 8
Cleaves the inhibitory domain from caspase 3. Activated by FADD.
Caspase 3.
Executioner protein. Activated by caspase 8 and 9.
BAX
Punches a hole in the mitochondrial membrane, releasing Cyt-C. Transcription upregulated by PUMA. Activate by BID. Inhibited by Bcl-2.
BAD
Inhibits Bcl-2 by binding to it. Phopho-inhibited by AkT. Transcription upregulated by PUMA.
Cyt-C
Binds to APAF-1, activating it. Released from the mitochondrion by BAX.
APAF-1
Forms a homopolymer called an apoptosome, which cleaves the inhibitory domain from Caspase 9. Activated by Cyt-C.
Caspase 9
Cleaves the inhibitory domain from caspase 3. Activated by the apoptosome.
AkT
Inhibits BAD. Activated by the PI3-K pathway.
IAP
Inhibits caspase-3. Disinhibited by the MAPK pathway.