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oxytocin
-peptide hormone
-OXYR is a g protein receptor
properties that regulate movement of substances
pressure, diffusion due to concentration gradients, electrical charge
substances that can diffuse
1,25 (OH)2 vit D, fatty acids, steroids, O2, CO2
simple diffusion
lipid soluble substances
passive transport (protein channel)
-ion channels (voltage gated, ligand gated, mechanically gated)
-Na, K, Cl, Ca
-aquaporins
passive transport (uniporter/carrier)
-conformational change of spanning protein
-no free flow of molecules
-glucose transporters
primary active transport
-uses ATP
-substances against concentration gradient
-Na/K ATPase
-Ca ATPase
secondary active transport
-uses energy from concentration gradient
-co-transporters (Na down/glucose up)
-exchangers (Cl/HCO3)
Glut4
-when insulin binds, favors exocytosis of vesicles (and vice versa)
-fat and muscle cells
AQP2
-kidney collecting duct epithelial cells
-when vasopressin binds, favors exocytosis (and vice versa
nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAChR)
-skeletal muscle
-causes muscle contraction
-messenger is acetylcholine
-agonist is nicotine
-antagonists are curare an bungarotoxin
-ionotropic receptor
ionotropic receptor
ligand gated ion channels where binding site and channel are part of same protein
ex. nAChR
metabotropic that functions as enzyme
-ligand binding activates receptor protein to catalyze some reaction on intracellular surface
ex. insulin receptor
metabotropic GPCRs
-ligand binding activates the G-protein, which then goes on to do various different activities
right toe corticospinal interneuron
-cell body in the left motor cortex of the brain
-axon crosses from left to right in brain stem
-axon terminal synapses onto dendrites of motor neuron on the right side of the spinal cord
right toe motor neuron
-cell body in spinal cord
-axon exits spinal cord
-synapses onto toe muscle which causes movement
S4 helix
confers voltage sensitivity to voltage gated channels
TTX
blocks voltage gated Na channels
TEA
blocks voltage gated K channels