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Cell-Cell Signaling

Neurotransmitters

Ligand-Gated Na+ Channel Post-synaptic membrane

Target Cell

Signal Transduction Pathway of Target Cell

Receptor Tyrosine Kinase-MAP Kinase Pathway

Receptor Tyrosine Kinase (RTK) Activation (GEF) (RTK)

RTKs Bound to Signal Molecule

Activation of Ras Protein Kinase Cascade (GEF)

Kinase Cascade (MKKK) (MKK) Target Proteins

Tumor Progression Pg. 729

Colonize New Tissues Pg. 727

Tumor Growth Pg. 736

Normal Ras and Oncogenic Ras

Post-Translational Modfication of Ras FTase

Therapy for “Ras-Positive” Tumors FTase Inhibitors FTase

Pathways Disrupted in Cancer Cells

Signal Transduction Pathways and Cell Differentiation Stem Cell Specialized cell type (neuron, skin cell, red blood cell, etc.)

Blood Cell Formation

Red Blood Cell Development

EPO Synthesis of proteins that stimulate Red Blood Cell development

Negative Regulation of JAK/STAT Pathway

Seven-Pass Receptors Cell Types Adrenaline Glucogon TSH, LH Heart muscle Skeletal muscle Thyroid Ovary Kidney Intestinal epithelia Contraction Glycogen breakdown Hormone secretion Water retention Ion transport Pg. 546

Activation of Galpha Subunit

Synthesis of cyclic AMP Adenylyl Cyclase ATP cyclic AMP Pg. 550

Targets Ion Channels Transcription Factors Enzymes

Cholera Toxin G.I. Tract G∂ “ON”

Cytoskeletal Structures Intermediate filaments Actin Microtubules Chapter 17

Tubulin Dimer GTP GTP

GFP-Tagged Centrosomes

Centrosome Structure

Microtubule “Poisons” Colchicine Taxol (Autumn crocus) (Pacific Yew)

Tubulin Dimer GTP GTP Taxol

Microtubules Vesicle Transport Chromosome segregation (mitotic spindle) Cilia/Flagella

Microtubule “Motor” Proteins

Microtubule “Motor” Proteins

Actin Filaments

Actin Monomer

Arp2/3 (Actin Related Proteins)

Gelsolin Protein New minus end

Myosin-II

Muscle Cell

Sarcomere

Contraction of a Sarcomere

Resting Muscle

Ca2+ Binds Troponin C

Tropomyosin blocks access to actin filament

Muscle Cell

Muscle Relaxants Baclofen Pancuronium Inhibits Ligand-gated ion channels Ligand for Seven-pass receptor

Muscle cell membrane can not be de-polarized Pancuronium Muscle Cell Muscle cell membrane can not be de-polarized

Muscle Relaxants Baclofen Pancuronium Inhibits Ligand-gated ion channels Ligand for Seven-pass receptor

Muscle cell membrane can not be de-polarized Baclofin Muscle Cell Membrane Muscle Cell Membrane Muscle cell membrane can not be de-polarized

Cytokinesis

Myosin II - GFP Interphase Telophase Cytokinesis Cytokinesis

“Contractile Unit” in Cytokinesis Plasma Membrane Cytosol Fig. 17-41

Mitotic Cell Cycle DNA Replication

G1 S G2 M-Phase G1

G1 S G2 M-Phase G1

Binding site for Origin Recognition Complex (ORC) (ORC)

Semi-Conservative DNA Replication (G1 Phase) (G2 Phase)