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      A natural killer (NK) cell (another name for cytotoxic T cells) is produced by the immune system and has inhibitory receptors that bind to MHC-1 proteins. When an NK cell binds to a normal body cell, it recognizes the MHC-1 protein, “turns off,” and does not destroy the cell.

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      Describe one way to regulate ligands, receptors, or secondary messengers. 4 . possibilties – regulate synthesis, regulate release, regulate. degradation, post-translational modifications. How is the G-protein complex activated in a G-protein coupled cell signaling system? True or False: G-alpha is the second messenger in this system.

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      ***Some of the activated relay proteins in the picture may be protein kinases. Notice that there are no second messenger molecules in this example of cell signaling.*** 1. According to Model 1, does the signal transduction pathway occur inside or outside of a cell? 2. Compare the shape of the ligand in Model 1 to the shape of the receptor ...

    • [DOC File]Biology 416K Summer 2002 - Hampshire College

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      Corticotropin-releasing hormone uses a cAMP second messenger system for transduction of its signal. Describe the steps in the signal transduction pathway from CRH binding to its anterior pituitary cell receptor to the response of the signaled cell to CRH. Be specific about the intracellular events and what the final result of CRH stimulation is.

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      System > tissue > cell > organ. Cell > tissue > organ > system. ... Secondary growth in plants. Produces lateral meristems. Includes the protoderm. ... What is the importance of cAMP? cAMP is a secondary messenger that helps in making a response signal quick and fast.

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      degradation (Fad) enzymes of the beta-oxidation system (DiRusso . et al., 1999). The . fad. genes are controlled by the FadR repressor, which detects the presence of long chain acyl-CoA, and by the cAMP/CRP complex, which orchestrates the selection of available carbon sources.

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      It is caused by secondary infection of the gallbladder wall by gas producing organisms (such as Clostridia). Organisms that are typically associated with acute cholecystitis may be isolated as well. The typical patient with this illness is male, age 50-70, frequently diabetic, with a history of gallstones.

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      Nervous System (I) Nervous System (II) Immune System (I) ... Secondary structure of polysaccharides. 1. Determining factors ... (cAMP) as a second messenger G proteins and cAMP synthesis Regulation of G proteins cAMP and glycogen degradation Ca++ as a second messenger Calcium binding protein Calmodulin Inositol Triphosphate (IP3) and ...

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