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| a part or functional group of a molecule |
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-part of sympathetic nervous system
-water soluble and bound to plasma protein (circ in the blood)
-NE, E, Dopamine |
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| monoamine oxidase is one of the enzymes responsible for catecholamine degradation |
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| G protein receptor kinase |
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| dihdroxphenylalanine (from oxidation of tyrosine by enzyme tyrosine hydroxylase) |
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| vesicular monoamine transporter |
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| NE transporter reuptake to neuron |
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| location of adrenergic receptors (adrenoceptors) |
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| presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons |
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| inhibitor of sympathetic activity |
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-catalyzes the conversion of ATP to cAMP and pyrophosphate
-(AC) is a lyase enzyme, part of the cAMP-dependent pathway |
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| Dopamine transporter reuptake to neuron |
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| Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease |
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| generation of glucose from non-carbohydrate carbon substrate such as lactate, glycerol, and glucogenic amino acid |
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| aka glycolysis: catalyze glycogen to glucose |
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What happens to the heart when beta1 receptor stimulated? (adrenergic)
What happens to the heart when mAChR M2 stimulated? (cholinergic) |
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Adrenergically, the heart increases rate and force (sympathetic) via Gs mechanism
Cholinergically, the heart's slow (parasympathetic) via Gi |
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What happens to the lungs when beta2 receptor stimulated? (adrenergic)
What happens to the lungs when mAChR M3 stimulated? (cholinergic) |
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Adrenergically, the lungs relax (broncodilation) via
Cholinergically, the lungs contract (bronchoconstriction) via Gq/11 mechanism |
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