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Explore the intricate mechanisms of NO synthesis, cGMP signaling, and vasodilation in vascular tissues. Learn how neural and intrinsic factors influence flow regulation in endothelium and VSM cells.
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K 305 2 June 03
Regulation of Flow (Q) • Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells • Endothelium • Neural • Other Tissues • Intrinsic Factors
Regulation of Flow (Q) • Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells • Endothelium • Neural • Other Tissues • Intrinsic Factors
Regulation of Flow (Q) • Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells • Endothelium • Nitric Oxide • Endothelin • EDRF
Nitric Oxide • NO (EDRF) synthesized in endothelial cells by NOS • NOS stimulated by elevated [Ca2+]i • NOS converts arginine to NO • NO freely permeates out of endothelial cell into VSM • In VSM stimulates guanylyl cyclase increasing cGMP • cGMP activates PKG which stimulates: • SERCA (through phospholamban) and PMCA • Reduces [Ca2+]i - relaxation - VASODILATION • vasodilator drugs nitroglycerin and nitroprusside
Nitric Oxide – Ca2+ independent • Activates GC in VSM to stimulate PKG • PKG prevents Rho A from being activated • Prevents inhibition of MLC Phosphatase • Dephosporylates MLK • Induces relaxation in VSM - VASODILATION
Regulation of Flow (Q) • Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells • Endothelium • Nitric Oxide • Endothelin • EDRF
Regulation of Flow (Q) • Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells • Endothelium • Neural • Other Tissues • Intrinsic Factors
Regulation of Flow (Q) • Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells • Neural • NA – a adrenergic receptor • NA – b adrenergic receptor • ACh – muscarinic receptor
Regulation of Flow (Q) • Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells • Endothelium • Neural • Other Tissues • Intrinsic Factors