Insulin signaling pathway
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- Insulin signaling pathway- This lecture explains about the Insulin signaling cascade and the role of insulin receptor in insulin signal transduction. This lecture provides you the idea and mechanism with which insulin signaling regulates blood glucose level in body.
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Great lecture, thank you! Let me add a tidbit - Fred Sanger won the Nobel Prize in 1958 for the developing a method to find the amino acid sequence of proteins, and then sequencing the insulin peptide, but the insulin structure remained unknown. Dorothy Hodgkin won the Nobel Prize in 1964 for inventing x-ray crystallography and determining the atomic structure of insulin using her x-ray crystallographic methods.
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Harper says something else. I mean in the part related to interrelationship of grb2 and pi3 kinase. Please have a look at Harper's biochemistry (chapter -42, hormone action and signal transduction, pg 542 in 30th edition)
Thanks Brother, It help me so much to clear my concept. But i have a qc that is it possible to repair the insulin receptors in case of type- Diabetes by naturally ? If possible then pls pls give me the answer.Thank you waiting for replay
How I know how much insulin is secreating from Pancreas ? What is the name of the Test? Thanks
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Thanks...its good...but is there any pathway of insuline is there??
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Outline the chain of events in the protein kinase initiated reaction cascade leading to glucose release
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release of glucose is via glucagon. when body blood glucose decreases glucagon hormone is activated that caused release of glucose in blood by 1) breaking stored glycogen called glyogenolyisis. and by making glucose from non-carbohydrate material e.g proteins called gluconeogenesis. Glucagon does that by cAMP pathway. Glucagon gets attached to receptor with Gs protein that alters adenalyl cyclase to produce cAMP. cAMP acts as 2nd messenger and activates protein kinases 1) at cellular level to phosphorylate GLYCOGEN PHOSPHORYLASE enzyme and carry out GLYCOGENOLYSIS.. this take minutes. Protein kinases 2) at gene level phosphorylate CREB a gene regulatory protein to cause GLUCONEOGENESIS this takes hours as it IS genetic level. Both mechanisms' end result is release of glucose in the blood.
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sir wht is phosphrylation in easy terms
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U try to make us understand but Please take referance of standard book it will be more helpful to us
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What about MAP kinase(
What kind of receptor is that? :0
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