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Signal Transduction
ImportantConcepts
• Cell-to-cellcommunication• Signalpathways•Modulationofsignalpathways• Homeostaticreflexpathways
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Cell-to-CellCommunication:Overview:PhysiologicalSignals
• ElectricalSignals• Changes inthemembrane potential
• ChemicalSignals• Secreted bycells intotheECF• Responsible formostcommunication inthebody
• ChemicalSignalsareLigands• Targetcells(Targets),respondtoSignals
Cell-to-CellCommunication:Overview:Methodsofcommunication
• LocalCommunication• GapJunctions(cytoplasmicbridges)
• Contactdependent (cell-cell contacts)
• Localcommunicationusesparacrineandautocrinesignals
• Longdistancecommunicationuseschemicalandelectricalsignals
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Gap junctions formdirect cytoplasmicconnections betweenadjacent cells.
Contact-dependent signalsrequire interaction betweenmembranemolecules ontwo cells.
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Autocrine signals actonthesamecellthatsecretedthem.Paracrine signalsaresecretedbyonecellanddiffusetoadjacentcells.
ReceptorEndocrine System
Endocrinecell
Cellwithoutreceptor
Noresponse
Cellwith
receptor Targetcell
Response
Hormones aresecretedbyendocrineglandsorcellsintotheblood.Onlytargetcellswithreceptorsforthehormonerespondtothesignal.
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Figure6.1eCommunicationintheBody
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Electricalsignal
Neuron
Targetcell Response
Neurotransmitters arechemicals secreted byneurons that diffuseacross asmall gap to the targetcell.
Long-DistanceCommunication• Thenervoussystemusesacombinationofchemicalandelectricalsignalsforlong-distancecell-to-cellcommunication
• Neurocrines arechemicalsignalssecretedbyneurons• Neurotransmitters• Neuromodulators• Neurohormones
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Blood
Neuron
Noresponse
Response
Cellwithoutreceptor
Cellwith
receptorNeurohormones arechemicalsreleasedbyneuronsintothebloodforactionatdistanttargets.
Cytokines• Peptides,synthesizedandsecretedbyallnucleatedcellsinresponsetostimuli
•Mayactasbothlocalandlong-distancesignals
• Indevelopmentanddifferentiation,cytokinesusuallyfunctionasautocrineorparacrinesignals
• Instressandinflammation,somecytokinesmayactonrelativelydistanttargets
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SignalPathways
ReceptorproteinsØAcellrespondstoaparticularchemicalsignalonlyifthetargethasareceptor,abindingprotein
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TheSignalPathway
• Thechemical signal isaligand thatbindstothereceptor andisthe firstmessenger
• Ligand-Receptor bindingactivates the receptor
• The receptor activatesoneormore intracellularsignalmolecules
• The last signalmolecule modifiesexistingproteinsorinitiates thesynthesisofnewproteins
Figure6.2Signalpathways
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ReceptorsAreLocatedInsidetheCellorontheCellMembrane
• Lipophilicsignalmolecules• Diffusethroughthecellmembrane• Bindtoreceptorsinthecytosolornucleus
• Lipophobic signalmolecules• Bindtoreceptorsonthecellmembrane
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MembraneReceptorsFourgroupsofmembranereceptors• Ligand-gated• GProtein-coupled• Receptor-enzymes• Integrinreceptors• Transmissionofsignalfromonesideofthemembranetotheotheriscalledsignaltransduction
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Intracellular Signal Receptors
Receptor incytosolReceptorinnucleus
Lipophilic signal molecules diffusethroughthecellmembrane.
Binding tocytosolicornuclearreceptorstriggers
Slower responsesrelated tochangesingeneactivity
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Cell Membrane Receptors(b)
Extracellular signalmolecule binds toacellmembranereceptor.
Bindingtriggers
Rapid cellularresponses
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Four Categories of Membrane Receptors
Extrace llu larsignal
mo le cu le s
Channe l
EC F
Re ce p to r
IC F
Re ce p to r In te grin
Ce llmembrane
Gp ro te in Enzyme
Anchorp ro te in
Cytoske le ton
Integrin receptorReceptor-enzymeG protein– coupled receptorReceptor-channel
Ligand b ind ingope nso rclo se sthe channe l.
Ligand b ind ing to aGp ro tein–coup le d re ce p to ropensan ionchanne lo ralte rse nzyme activity.
Ligand b ind ing to are ce p to r-e nzyme activate san in trace llu lare nzyme .
Ligand b ind ing to in tegrin re ce p to rsalte rse nzyme so r the cytoske le ton .
Catalytic receptors
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MembraneProteinsFacilitateSignalTransduction
ØSignaltransduction
• Extracellularsignalisthefirstmessenger
• Intracellularsignalisthesecondmessenger
• Transducerconvertsasignalfromoneformtoanother
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MembraneProteinsFacilitateSignalTransduction
ØTransductionpathway
• Cascadeofactivationsteps
• Amplificationofsignals
•Mostcommonamplifierenzymesandsecondmessengers
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Figure6.4Signaltransduction
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Figure6.5aBiologicalsignaltransduction
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Figure6.5bBiologicalsignaltransduction
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Figure 6.6bSignalTransduction:Cascades andAmplification
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Signal amplificationallowsasmallamountofsignal tohavealargeeffect.
Receptor-ligandcomplexactivatesan
amplifierenzyme(AE).
ExtracellularFluid
IntracellularFluid
Cellmembrane
L
R
AE
Oneligandisamplifiedintomanyintracellularmolecules.
Figure6.6cSignalTransduction:CascadesandAmplification
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MostRapidSignalPathwaysChangeIonFlowthroughChannels
• Foundmostlyinnerveandmuscle
• Ligandbindingtoareceptor-channelproteinchangespermeabilitytoanion
• Rapidflowofanioninoroutofthecellbringsaboutarapidresponsefromthecell.
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Figure 6.7Signaltransductionusingionchannels
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GProtein–CoupledReceptors(GPCR)• Membrane-spanning proteins• Cytoplasmic tail linked toGprotein,athree-parttransducermolecule
• Gprotein-coupledadenylyl cyclase-cAMP systemisthesignal transductionsystemformanyproteinhormones
• Gprotein-coupled receptorsusesome lipidsecondmessengers: e.g., diacylglycerol (DAG)andinositoltrisphosphate (IP3)
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GProtein–CoupledReceptors(GPCR)
•WhenGproteinsareactivated,they
•Openionchannelsinthemembrane
• Alterenzymeactivityonthecytoplasmicsideofthemembrane
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Sl id e1Figure 6.8a G protein-coupled signal transductionGPCR-Adenylyl Cyclase Signal Transduction and Amplification
Ones ignalmolecule
Gprotein
GPCR
Adenylylcyclase
ATP
cAMP
ProteinkinaseA
Phosphorylatedprotein
Cellresponse
Signalmoleculebinds toG protein–coupledreceptor(GPCR),whichactivates theG protein.
G proteinturns onadenylylcyclase,anamplifierenzyme.
Adenylylcyclase converts ATPtocyclicAMP.
cAMP activates proteinkinaseA.
ProteinkinaseAphosphorylatesotherproteins,leadingultimatelytoacellularresponse.
Figure 6.8a G protein-coupled signal transduction
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GPCR-Adenylyl Cyclase Signal Transduction and Amplification
Ones ignalmolecule
Gprotein
GPCR
Signalmoleculebinds toG protein–coupledreceptor(GPCR),whichactivates theG protein.
Figure 6.8a G protein-coupled signal transduction
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GPCR-Adenylyl Cyclase Signal Transduction and Amplification
Ones ignalmolecule
Gprotein
GPCR
Adenylylcyclase
Signalmoleculebinds toG protein–coupledreceptor(GPCR),whichactivates theG protein.
G proteinturns onadenylylcyclase,anamplifierenzyme.
Figure 6.8a G protein-coupled signal transduction
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GPCR-Adenylyl Cyclase Signal Transduction and Amplification
Ones ignalmolecule
Gprotein
GPCR
Adenylylcyclase
ATP
cAMP
Signalmoleculebinds toG protein–coupledreceptor(GPCR),whichactivates theG protein.
G proteinturns onadenylylcyclase,anamplifierenzyme.
Adenylylcyclase converts ATPtocyclicAMP.
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Figure 6.8a G protein-coupled signal transduction
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GPCR-Adenylyl Cyclase Signal Transduction and Amplification
Ones ignalmolecule
Gprotein
GPCR
Adenylylcyclase
ATP
cAMP
ProteinkinaseA
Signalmoleculebinds toG protein–coupledreceptor(GPCR),whichactivates theG protein.
G proteinturns onadenylylcyclase,anamplifierenzyme.
Adenylylcyclase converts ATPtocyclicAMP.
cAMP activates proteinkinaseA.
Figure 6.8a G protein-coupled signal transduction
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GPCR-Adenylyl Cyclase Signal Transduction and Amplification
Ones ignalmolecule
Gprotein
GPCR
Adenylylcyclase
ATP
cAMP
ProteinkinaseA
Phosphorylatedprotein
Signalmoleculebinds toG protein–coupledreceptor(GPCR),whichactivates theG protein.
G proteinturns onadenylylcyclase,anamplifierenzyme.
Adenylylcyclase converts ATPtocyclicAMP.
cAMP activates proteinkinaseA.
ProteinkinaseAphosphorylatesotherproteins,leadingultimatelytoacellularresponse.
Figure 6.8a G protein-coupled signal transduction
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GPCR-Adenylyl Cyclase Signal Transduction and Amplification
Ones ignalmolecule
Gprotein
GPCR
Adenylylcyclase
ATP
cAMP
ProteinkinaseA
Phosphorylatedprotein
Cellresponse
Signalmoleculebinds toG protein–coupledreceptor(GPCR),whichactivates theG protein.
G proteinturns onadenylylcyclase,anamplifierenzyme.
Adenylylcyclase converts ATPtocyclicAMP.
cAMP activates proteinkinaseA.
ProteinkinaseAphosphorylatesotherproteins,leadingultimatelytoacellularresponse.
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Figure 6.8b G protein-coupled signal transduction
GPCR-Phospholipase C Signal Transduction
Signalmo le cu le
Re ce p to rGp ro te in
PLC
IP 3
DAGPKC
Membrane phospho lip id
Phosphorylate dpro te in
Ce llu larre sponse
sto re sER
Ca2+ Ca2+
P ro te in +P i In tra cellu la rflu id
Ce llmembrane
Extra cellu la rflu id
KEY
Signal mo le cu leactivate s re ce p to rand associate dGp ro te in .
Gp ro te in activate sphospho lipase C (P LC ),an amp lifie re nzyme .
P LC conve rtsmembrane phospho -l ip id s in to d iacylglyce ro l (DAG),wh ichremains in the membrane ,and IP 3,wh ich d iffu se s in to the cytop lasm.
DAGactivate s p ro te inkinase C (PKC ),wh ichphosphorylate sp ro te in s.
IP 3 cause s re le aseo fC a2+ fromorgane lle s, cre atingaCa2+ signal.
P LCDAGPKCIP 3ER
= phospho lipase C= d iacylglyce ro l= p ro te in kinase C= inosito l trisphosphate= e ndop lasmic re ticu lum
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GPCR-Phospholipase C Signal Transduction
Signalmo le cu le
Re ce p to rGp ro te in
In tra cellu la rflu id
Ce llmembrane
Extra cellu la rflu id
KEY
Signal mo le cu leactivate s re ce p to rand associate dGp ro te in .
P LCDAGPKCIP 3ER
= d iacylglyce ro l= p ro te in kinase C= inosito l trisphosphate= e ndop lasmic re ticu lum
= phospho lipase C
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GPCR-Phospholipase C Signal Transduction
Signalmo le cu le
Re ce p to rGp ro te in
PLC
In tra cellu la rflu id
Ce llmembrane
Extra cellu la rflu id
KEY
Signal mo le cu leactivate s re ce p to rand associate dGp ro te in .
Gp ro te in activate sphospho lipase C (P LC ),an amp lifie re nzyme .
P LCDAGPKCIP 3ER
= d iacylglyce ro l= p ro te in kinase C= inosito l trisphosphate= e ndop lasmic re ticu lum
= phospho lipase C
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GPCR-Phospholipase C Signal Transduction
Signalmo le cu le
Re ce p to rGp ro te in
PLC
IP 3
DAG
Membrane phospho lip id
In tra cellu la rflu id
Ce llmembrane
Extra cellu la rflu id
KEY
Signal mo le cu leactivate s re ce p to rand associate dGp ro te in .
Gp ro te in activate sphospho lipase C (P LC ),an amp lifie re nzyme .
P LC conve rtsmembrane phospho -l ip id s in to d iacylglyce ro l (DAG),wh ichremains in the membrane ,and IP 3,wh ich d iffu se s in to the cytop lasm.
PLCDAGPKCIP 3ER
= d iacylglyce ro l= p ro te in kinase C= inosito l trisphosphate= e ndop lasmic re ticu lum
= phospho lipase C
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GPCR-Phospholipase C Signal Transduction
Signalmo le cu le
Re ce p to rGp ro te in
PLC
IP 3
DAGPKC
Membrane phospho lip id
Phosphorylate dpro te in
Ce llu larre sponse
P ro te in +P i In tra cellu la rflu id
Ce llmembrane
Extra cellu la rflu id
KEY
Signal mo le cu leactivate s re ce p to rand associate dGp ro te in .
Gp ro te in activate sphospho lipase C (P LC ),an amp lifie re nzyme .
P LC conve rtsmembrane phospho -l ip id s in to d iacylglyce ro l (DAG),wh ichremains in the membrane ,and IP 3,wh ich d iffu se s in to the cytop lasm.
DAGactivate s p ro te inkinase C (PKC ),wh ichphosphorylate sp ro te in s.
P LCDAGPKCIP 3ER
= d iacylglyce ro l= p ro te in kinase C= inosito l trisphosphate= e ndop lasmic re ticu lum
= phospho lipase C
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GPCR-Phospholipase C Signal Transduction
Signalmo le cu le
Re ce p to rGp ro te in
PLC
IP 3
DAGPKC
Membrane phospho lip id
Phosphorylate dpro te in
Ce llu larre sponse
sto re sER
Ca2+ Ca2+
P ro te in +P i In tra cellu la rflu id
Ce llmembrane
Extra cellu la rflu id
KEY
Signal mo le cu leactivate s re ce p to rand associate dGp ro te in .
Gp ro te in activate sphospho lipase C (P LC ),an amp lifie re nzyme .
P LC conve rtsmembrane phospho -l ip id s in to d iacylglyce ro l (DAG),wh ichremains in the membrane ,and IP 3,wh ich d iffu se s in to the cytop lasm.
DAGactivate s p ro te inkinase C (PKC ),wh ichphosphorylate sp ro te in s.
IP 3 cause s re le aseo fC a2+ fromorgane lle s, cre atingaCa2+ signal.
P LCDAGPKCIP 3ER
= d iacylglyce ro l= p ro te in kinase C= inosito l trisphosphate= e ndop lasmic re ticu lum
= phospho lipase C
Receptor-EnzymesAreProteinKinasesorGuanylylCyclases
LigandsbindproteinkinasesthataddphosphategroupstotargetproteinsorguanylylcyclasethatconvertsGTPtocGMP
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Figure6.9Receptor-enzymes:Thetyrosinekinasereceptor
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Signalmolecule bindstosurfacereceptor
activates
Tyrosine kinaseoncytoplasmicside
ECF
Cellmembrane
L
R
TK
Activebinding site
PhosphorylatedproteinATP
Protein Protein P
+ ADPICF
+
Integrins
•Membrane-spanningproteins
•Outsidethecell,integrins bindtoextracellularmatrixproteinsortoligands
• Insidethecell,integrins attachtothecytoskeletonviaanchorproteins
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Figure 6.3cTarget cellreceptors maybeonthecellsurface orinsidethecell
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Four Categories of Membrane Receptors
Extrace llu larsignal
mo le cu le s
Channe l
EC F
Re ce p to r
IC F
Re ce p to r In te grin
Ce llmembrane
Gp ro te in Enzyme
Anchorp ro te in
Cytoske le ton
Integrin receptorReceptor-enzymeG protein– coupled receptorReceptor-channel
Ligand b ind ingope nso rclo se sthe channe l.
Ligand b ind ing to aGp ro tein–coup le d re ce p to ropensan ionchanne lo ralte rse nzyme activity.
Ligand b ind ing to are ce p to r-e nzyme activate san in trace llu lare nzyme .
Ligand b ind ing to in tegrin re ce p to rsalte rse nzyme so r the cytoske le ton .
Catalytic receptors
Figure6.10SummaryMapofSignalTransduction
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TestYourKnowledge
Whydosomenormalcellsfailtorespondtoachemicalsignal?
• A)Chemical signalsareonlydelivered tospecificcells.
• B)Somecells lack thenecessary receptors.
• C)Somecellsarecompletely without receptors.
• D)Somecellsarecompletely without ligands.
• E)Signal chemicalsoftenbreakdownbeforereaching adistanttarget.
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Whydosomenormalcellsfailtorespondtoachemicalsignal?
• A)Chemical signalsareonlydelivered tospecificcells.
ØB)Somecells lack thenecessary receptors.
• C)Somecellsarecompletely without receptors.
• D)Somecellsarecompletely without ligands.
• E)Signal chemicalsoftenbreakdownbeforereaching adistanttarget.
Lipophilichormones• A)bindtoreceptors onthesurfaceofthecell.
• B)functionbywayofa secondmessenger system.
• C)cannotdiffusethrough thecellmembrane.
• D)bindtoreceptors insidethecytoplasmornucleus.
• E)functionbyactivatingcAMP.
Lipophilichormones• A)bindtoreceptors onthesurfaceofthecell.
• B)functionbywayofa secondmessenger system.
• C)cannotdiffusethrough thecellmembrane.
ØD)bindtoreceptors insidethecytoplasmornucleus.
• E)functionbyactivatingcAMP.
Whenadenylylcyclaseisactivated,• A)calcium ionsare released fromintracellularstores.
• B)cAMP isformed.
• C)cAMP isbrokendown.
• D)proteinkinasesare metabolized.
• E)steroidsareproduced.
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Whenadenylylcyclaseisactivated,• A)calcium ionsare released fromintracellularstores.
ØB)cAMP isformed.
• C)cAMP isbrokendown.
• D)proteinkinasesare metabolized.
• E)steroidsareproduced.
Themostimportantfactordeterminingwhichtypeofreceptorasignalmoleculewillbindtois
• A)the lipidsolubilityofthe ligand.
• B)thesizeoftheligand.
• C)thesizeofthereceptor molecule.
• D)thelocationofthe receptormolecule.
Themostimportantfactordeterminingwhichtypeofreceptorasignalmoleculewillbindtois
ØA)the lipidsolubilityofthe ligand.
• B)thesizeoftheligand.
• C)thesizeofthereceptor molecule.
• D)thelocationofthe receptormolecule.
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