This video describes the detailed mechanisms of action of Nitric oxide as a signalling molecule and how it produces cGMP and thereby leads to activation of protein kinase G
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The NO that diffuses out across membrane,bound to guanylyl cyclase of the target cell, which helps in formation of Cyclic GMP from GTP, and later the Cyclic GMP play its role as second messenger and so on.
@@animatedbiologywitharpan, at 2:57 minutes you say: "the smooth muscle cells are innervated by several blood vessels." You do realise that your statement doesn't make any sense, don't you? Blood vessels don't innervate, nerves do. Your video doesn't show what causes the release of ACh to stimulate endothelial cells to make NO. So, how does the endothelium "know" when to make and secrete NO?
@@psandbergnz Thanks for the criticism, I meant to say smooth muscles are innervated by blood vessels (ya after listening to 2.57 it sounds a bit stupid biologically). Maybe I would make an elaborated video on this topic, it was just an overview for broad audiences.
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Nice video... cell signaling is a large and complex topic ...but this made it easy to understand 👌
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in smooth muscle cell, is there any guanylyl cyclase take action for cGMP forming??
I dont know in english, but: fosfodiesterase tipo 5.
It turns GMPC into GMP. its also inibited by Viagra (sildenafil)
The NO that diffuses out across membrane,bound to guanylyl cyclase of the target cell, which helps in formation of Cyclic GMP from GTP, and later the Cyclic GMP play its role as second messenger and so on.
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Or make Question Discussion Topic Wise
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@@animatedbiologywitharpan, at 2:57 minutes you say: "the smooth muscle cells are innervated by several blood vessels." You do realise that your statement doesn't make any sense, don't you? Blood vessels don't innervate, nerves do. Your video doesn't show what causes the release of ACh to stimulate endothelial cells to make NO. So, how does the endothelium "know" when to make and secrete NO?
@@psandbergnz Thanks for the criticism, I meant to say smooth muscles are innervated by blood vessels (ya after listening to 2.57 it sounds a bit stupid biologically). Maybe I would make an elaborated video on this topic, it was just an overview for broad audiences.
@@psandbergnzSandberg your feedback is valuable and it would help me to improve the content in the future. thanks again
Why Nitric Oxide drug cause tachycardia and how?
GQ or GS receptors?
None actually...cGMP effect depends on the expression of a cell-specific cGMP-receptor protein in a given cell type
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Molecular cell biology by lodish
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Where is the presentation
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One error for acetylcholine injection is not intra muscle cell injection, it is intramuscular injection
its just a cartoon, and emparical drawing. but thanks for pointing out. we will try to be even more accurate next time