Receptors diagrams ( by Warda Umar)

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Receptors diagrams ( by Warda Umar)

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State diagrams Interaction diagrams Sequence diagrams Collaboration diagrams

Object orientation Part 4: Dynamic Modeling. State diagrams Interaction diagrams Sequence diagrams Collaboration diagrams. Stimulate 2005. System Analysis and Design (SA&D) Object Oriented modeling Part 4: Dynamic modeling: state and interaction diagrams. Instructor: Luz M. Quiroga

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Chemosensory receptors

Chemosensory receptors. Chemoreceptors include olfactory receptors. They all have 7 transmembrane domains and form the largest super gene family in animals. No. of chemoreceptor genes: Nematode: ~1220 Fruitfly: ~170. Homeotic Genes.

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Receptors

Receptors. Lesson 8. Ligands & Receptors . Ligand neurotransmitters drugs Receptor proteins ligand binds to multiple receptors receptor subtypes specificity ~. Ligand-Receptors Binding. Binding site specific point of ligand & receptor Affinity attraction physical & electrical fit

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Complement receptors

Manifestation of Novel Social Challenges of the European Union in the Teaching Material of Medical Biotechnology Master’s P rogrammes at the University of Pécs and at the University of Debrecen Identification number : TÁMOP-4.1.2-08/1/A-2009-0011.

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Receptors

Receptors. Anatomic Locations for Nausea. Anti-Emetic Medications. 5-HT 3. D 2. M 1 , H 1. GABA. Dimenhydrinate. Receptor types. Receptor types. Receptor types. Scopolamine. Vestibulum. Promethazine. CNS. Prochlorperazine. Area Postrema. Metoclopramide. Click an anatomic location.

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Cellular receptors

Cellular receptors . By Poppy and Jake. Intracellular receptors. Where are they? What binds to them?. Intracellular (duh) Some are in the cytoplasm and some are in the nucleus. Lipophillic and hydrophobic ligands E.g. Steroids (sex and cortico ) Small molecules, such as NO. Steroids.

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Receptors

Receptors. http://www.bio.miami.edu/~cmallery/150/neuro/c7.49.3.skin.jpg. Two Point Threshold. Use calipers. Vary the distance of the prongs randomly. The two point threshold is the point at which the individual feels two pressure points.

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Peptide receptors

Non-peptide receptors. Peptide receptors. Adenosine. A1 (h). Angiotensin-II. AT1 (h). A2A (h). AT2 (h). Bombesin. bb3 (h). A2B (h). B2 (h). A3 (h). Calcitonin gene-related peptide. CGRP (h). Adrenergic. alpha 1A (h). Chemokine. CCR1 (h). alpha 2A (h). Cholecystokinin. CCKA (h).

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Drug Receptors

Drug Receptors. Lakshman Karalliedde October 2011. DRUG RECEPTORS. A RECEPTOR IS THE SPECIFIC CHEMICAL CONSTITUENT OF THE CELL WITH WHICH A DRUG INTERACTS TO PRODUCE IT’S PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECTS. Some receptor sites have been identified with specific parts of proteins and nucleic acids.

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RECEPTORS

RECEPTORS. Cellular component to which the drug binds and through which initiates the effect

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Nuclear receptors

Nuclear receptors. Reshma Taneja Department of Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology Mount Sinai School of Medicine Advanced Signal Transduction Course/ STKE March 31st, 2005. Nuclear Receptors. Introduction -Types -Domain Structure -DNA binding specificities

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Serpentine Receptors

Serpentine Receptors. Presented by Ayush Kishore 04.04.2008 Biochemistry II. Background Information. Integral proteins that have 7 hydrophobic regions that “snake” across the membrane Also known as G Protein Coupled Receptors (GPCR) and 7 Transmembrane Segment Receptors (7TMSR)

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Cholinergic Receptors

Cholinergic Receptors. The __________________________of receptors that bind ACh are _ These are named after drugs that bind to them and mimic _. Nicotinic Receptors. Nicotinic receptors are found on: ________________________________________ ( somatic targets)

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Receptors

Receptors. Seminar No. 9. Q. 1. Q. 2. A. 2. Allosteric protein (in membrane or cytosol) It has two domains: ligand-binding domain (with binding site for signal molecule) – changes conformations of receptor

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Receptors

Receptors. Receptors. Sensory receptors – specialized cells or cell process that monitors conditions in the body or the external environment Sensory information goes to the CNS and is called a SENSATION Conscious awareness of sensation is PERCEPTION. General Senses. Temperature Pain Touch

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SENSORY RECEPTORS.

SENSORY RECEPTORS. SENSORY RECEPTORS. Objectives: E - label the parts of the eye D – Describe their functions C – explain how parts function to adjust focus and the amount of light entering the eye. The eye as a receptor. vitreous humour. choroid. choroid. iris. retina. cornea. pupil.

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Cellular Receptors

Cellular Receptors. Chapter 2. Binding of Drugs in/to Cells. Receptor = Drug “target” Membrane protein Enzyme Nucleic acid Most drugs bind receptors by weak, noncovalent forces (what are these?) May be reversed by pH change. Molecular Recognition  Specificity. Cellular specificity

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GENERAL RECEPTORS

RECEPTORS. Found in the Dermis layer of the skin. Photoreceptors for Vision (sight). --for Hearing, Position, & Balance. GENERAL RECEPTORS. Receptors for touch , pressure , pain & temperature. Located throughout the body. -- pain receptors also called NOCICEPTORS.

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Drug Receptors

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Neurotransmitter Receptors

Neurotransmitter Receptors. Receptors that Mediate the Postsynaptic Actions of Neurotransmitters. Events from Neurotransmitter Release to Postsynaptic Excitation or Inhibition. Na+ and K+ Movements During EPCs and EPPs. Summation of Postsynaptic Potentials.

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Image Receptors

Image Receptors. Film Construction, Film Handling, Cassette Construction, DarkRoom, Digital Imaging. Week 10. Week 9. Image Receptors. -Review of Primary Beam - Film Construction -Film Handling -Cassette Construction -darkroom. Review of Primary Beam. Primary Radiation exit from tube

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Cellular Receptors

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