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        | Gi -> inhibit AC -> cAMP -> PKA -> Ca++ -> decreased contraction (heart) -> decrease BP and cardiac output |  | 
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        | Gq -> activate PLC -> DAG/IP3 -> PKc -> Ca++ -> increased contraction (bladder/GI) -> increase GI motility |  | 
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        | Where are a1, a2, b1, and b2? |  | Definition 
 
        | a1 vessels a2 presynaptic neuron
 b1 heart
 b2 vessels and bronchioles
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        | Gq -> activate PLC -> DAG/IP3 -> PKc -> Ca++ -> increased contraction (vessels) -> increase BP |  | 
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        | (negative feedback) decrease NE release -> inhibit vasocontriction (vasodilate) 
 *note = inhibits insulin release
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        | Gs -> activate AC -> cAMP -> PKA -> Ca++ -> increased contraction (heart) -> increase BP and cardiac output |  | 
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        | Gs and Gi 
 Gs (Gi) -> AC -> cAMP -> PKA -> Ca++ -> decreased contraction (vessels/bronchi) -> vasodilation/bronchodilation
 
 *note = increase glucose levels
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