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Responses to the extracellular environment involve cell membrane or intracellular receptors whose engagement modulates cellular components that:
- generate,
-amplify,
-coordinate
-terminate
postreceptor signaling via =
(cytoplasmic) second messengers.
Transmembrane signaling is accomplished by only a few mechanisms:

H+
- G-protein-coupled receptors:
- Kinase-linked receptors:
- ion channels (Transmembrane-ion):
- Nuclear receptors
G
K
I
N
Transmembrane ion channels:
-open or close upon binding of a ligand
or
- upon membrane depolarization
-open or close upon binding of a ligand
or
- upon membrane depolarization

Type of channel =
Transmembrane ion channels:
G-protein-coupled receptors:
-Transmembrane receptor protein

stimulates a GTP-binding signal transducer protein (G-protein) .....
which in turn generates an intracellular second messenger
GTP-binding signal transducer protein = (G-protein)
stimulates a GTP-binding signal transducer protein (G-protein) .....
which in turn generates an intracellular second messenger
Type of channel =
G-protein-coupled receptors:
Nuclear receptors
-Lipid soluble ligands
that cross the cell membrane and
act on an intracellular receptor
-Lipid soluble ligands
that cross the cell membrane and
act on an intracellular receptor

Type of channel =
Nuclear receptors
Kinase-linked receptors:
-Transmembrane receptor proteins
with intrinsic or associated kinase activity which is
allosterically regulated by a ligand
that binds to the receptor’s
=
extracellular domain


allosterically (defined)
-binds a compound on an inactive site and thus changes conformation in order to become either active or inactive
-Transmembrane receptor proteins
with intrinsic or associated kinase activity which is
allosterically regulated by a ligand
that binds to the receptor’s
Type of channel =
Kinase-linked receptors:
.
G-Proteins:
-Guanine nucleotide binding proteins: =

-
participate in reversible, GTP-mediated interactions.