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PNS
craniosacral
acH
long pre
short post
ganglia near target organ
SNS
long post
short pre
ganglia near spinal chord
norepinephrine
adrenal medulla
control predominantly direct stiumlation
Cromaffin cells
epi/norepi
(80/20)
adrenergic receptors
alpha 1 2
beta 1 2
strength of effector resposne
saturation versus clearing
synthesis of NE
Tyrosine-Ldopa-dopamine-norepinephrine
Cholingeric receptors
Muscarinic
Nicotinic
Muscarninc
M1-M5
Ach from
Acetyl CoA and choline
only PNS innervation
lacrimal glands
nasopharyngeal glands
only SNS innervation
blood vessels
spleen
sweat glands
Both adrenergic and muscarinic use
G protein coupled receptors
GPCR
GTP binded protein in membrane
close to receptor
3 subunits (A B gamma)
GDP bound when no receptor
three types Gs Gl Gq by dif alpha subunits
GPCR activation
GDP to GTP
alpha seperates
alpha goes to somewhere else in mmembrane and activates it
often enyzme that catalyzes second messenger
GTP hydrolysis restores
NE or EPI on beta 1 and 2
alpha subunit activates (alpha s) activates
adenylyl cyclase
cAMP
PKA
NE or Epi on alpha 1
alphaq activates phospholipase C
phospholipase C splits PIP3 into diacylglycerol and inositol triphosphate 3
DAG activates protein kinase C
IP3 releases ca++ which activates protein kinase C
Ne or Epi on alpha 2
Gi type
alpha i binds to adenylyl cyclase
INHIBITS it
lowers cAMP
GPCRS muscarinic
Gq
Gi
GPCR muscarinic Gq
phospholipase C
IP3
DAG
GPCR muscarinic Gi
alpha binds to adenylyl cyclase
lowers cAMP
beta gamme binds to K+ in heart nodal tissue...increases K+ conductance