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GMS 6552 Exam Questions And Answers 100% Guaranteed Pass. What is the most common molecular drug target? Enzymes Hormones & Factors Receptors Ion Channels DNA - AnswerReceptors Channel-linked (ionotropic) receptor time scale - AnswerMilliseconds G-protein coupled receptor time scale - AnswerSeconds Kinase-linked receptor time scale - AnswerMinutes Nuclear receptor time scale - AnswerHours Number of GPCR receptors - Answer800 GPCR Ligands - AnswerHormones, neurotransmitters, chemokine, ions, amino acids, peptides G alpha proteins - Answer20 G beta proteins - Answer6 G gamma proteins - Answer12 Why use G proteins? - AnswerAmplify signal, regulate more than one effector signal transduction cascade of cyclic AMP - AnswerAdrenaline binds to adrenergic receptor -- alpha GTP activates adenylyl cyclase -- ATP converted to cAMP -- PKA is activated -- transcription changes What proteins does PKA phosphorylate - Answerphosphorylase kinase, L-type Ca channels, pyruvate kinase, CREB, hormone sensitive lipase ©JASONMcCONNELL 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2 | P a g e Phospholipase C activation activates - AnswerDAG, IP3 Kinase linked receptor signaling - Answerhormone binds -- change in kinase and/or phosphatase activity Protein kinase linked receptors - Answercytosolic kinases, tyrosine kinases, serine/threonine kinases Cytosolic kinases - AnswerLigand binds -- receptors dimerize -- JAK activated -- STAT activated -- dimerization and nuclear translocation Receptor tyrosine kinases - Answeran extracellular ligand binding and dimerization domain, a single hydrophobic transmembrane alpha helix and a cytosolic domain with intrinsic tyrosine kinase activity Types of receptor tyrosine kinases - Answersingle transmembrane spanning proteins that dimerize when ligand binds or covalently linked dimers PKB/Akt proteins effects - AnswerGlycogen synthesis, protein synthesis, glycolysis, glucose transport, transcription of specific gene Serine/threonine receptor kinases - Answerligand binds to type 2 receptor, type 2 receptor dimerizes type 1 receptor, type 1 receptor activates SMAD 2, Smad 2 binds to smad 4 Nuclear receptor subfamily structural domains - Answeractivation function 1, DNA binding domain, ligand binding domain, hinge, activation function 2 Nitric Oxide receptor - AnswerNO binds to a metal ion or a S atom, which causes an allosteric change which triggers the formation of a second messenger notch signaling pathway - Answerligand binds -- metalloprotease cleavage -- Notch cleavage -- nuclear translocation components of latent TGF-B - Answermature TGF-B, latent binding protein, latency associated peptide what cleaves mature TGF-B from latent TGF-B - Answerplasmin What inhibits plasmin - Answerlipoprotein a What type of kinase receptor is TGF-B - Answerserine/threonine kinase R-SMAD - Answerreceptor activated, signaling transducing, phosphorylated by type 1 receptor. 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9 CO-SMAD - Answerbind to activated R-SMAD, SMAD4/DPC4

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What is the most common molecular drug target?
Enzymes
Hormones & Factors
Receptors
Ion Channels

DNA - Answer✔Receptors

Channel-linked (ionotropic) receptor time scale - Answer✔Milliseconds

G-protein coupled receptor time scale - Answer✔Seconds

Kinase-linked receptor time scale - Answer✔Minutes

Nuclear receptor time scale - Answer✔Hours

Number of GPCR receptors - Answer✔>800

GPCR Ligands - Answer✔Hormones, neurotransmitters, chemokine, ions, amino acids, peptides

G alpha proteins - Answer✔20

G beta proteins - Answer✔6

G gamma proteins - Answer✔12

Why use G proteins? - Answer✔Amplify signal, regulate more than one effector

signal transduction cascade of cyclic AMP - Answer✔Adrenaline binds to adrenergic receptor --
> alpha GTP activates adenylyl cyclase --> ATP converted to cAMP --> PKA is activated -->
transcription changes

What proteins does PKA phosphorylate - Answer✔phosphorylase kinase, L-type Ca channels,
pyruvate kinase, CREB, hormone sensitive lipase

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Phospholipase C activation activates - Answer✔DAG, IP3

Kinase linked receptor signaling - Answer✔hormone binds --> change in kinase and/or
phosphatase activity

Protein kinase linked receptors - Answer✔cytosolic kinases, tyrosine kinases, serine/threonine
kinases

Cytosolic kinases - Answer✔Ligand binds --> receptors dimerize --> JAK activated --> STAT
activated --> dimerization and nuclear translocation

Receptor tyrosine kinases - Answer✔an extracellular ligand binding and dimerization domain, a
single hydrophobic transmembrane alpha helix and a cytosolic domain with intrinsic tyrosine
kinase activity

Types of receptor tyrosine kinases - Answer✔single transmembrane spanning proteins that
dimerize when ligand binds or covalently linked dimers

PKB/Akt proteins effects - Answer✔Glycogen synthesis, protein synthesis, glycolysis, glucose
transport, transcription of specific gene

Serine/threonine receptor kinases - Answer✔ligand binds to type 2 receptor, type 2 receptor
dimerizes type 1 receptor, type 1 receptor activates SMAD 2, Smad 2 binds to smad 4

Nuclear receptor subfamily structural domains - Answer✔activation function 1, DNA binding
domain, ligand binding domain, hinge, activation function 2

Nitric Oxide receptor - Answer✔NO binds to a metal ion or a S atom, which causes an allosteric
change which triggers the formation of a second messenger

notch signaling pathway - Answer✔ligand binds --> metalloprotease cleavage --> Notch
cleavage --> nuclear translocation

components of latent TGF-B - Answer✔mature TGF-B, latent binding protein, latency associated
peptide

what cleaves mature TGF-B from latent TGF-B - Answer✔plasmin

What inhibits plasmin - Answer✔lipoprotein a

What type of kinase receptor is TGF-B - Answer✔serine/threonine kinase

R-SMAD - Answer✔receptor activated, signaling transducing, phosphorylated by type 1
receptor. 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9

CO-SMAD - Answer✔bind to activated R-SMAD, SMAD4/DPC4


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