Receptorium acetylcholini muscarinicum M1

(Redirectum de CHRM1 (genum))
Receptorium M1
Alia nomina M1R
Locus geni (homo)
Chromosomate 11 locatum
Chromosoma 11 (humanum)
Locus 11q12.3 (homo)
Fontes externae OMIM: 118510

Receptorium acetylcholini M1 (M1R) est receptorium muscarinium et proteino G copulatum. In hominibus genum eius in chromosomate 11 locatum est. Nomen geni est CHRM1.

Receptoria M1 imprimis in systemate nervoso centrali inveniuntur, quare ea subtypi neuronales vocitantur[1].

Multae antagonistae notae sunt, inter eas etiam medicamenta ut Olanzapinum, Quetiapinum.

Physiologia

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M1 muscarinicum acetylcholini receptorium (M1 mAChR) cum proteino Gαq coniuncta sunt[2], receptorium proteino G copulatum. Stimulatum quasdam kinases ut proteini kinases C (PKC) et A (PKA), velut GPTases parvas (RAS, proteinum G parvum) incitat. Ita activatae et proteini kinases et GPTases epitonia molecularia quoque agunt.

Proteina G, proteinum Gα et subunitas q suum

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  Conferatur pagina principalis Proteinum G.

Inveniuntur heterotrimerica (subunitatibus α, β, γ) proteina cum Gα superficie interna intracellulari[3]. Proteina G epitonia molecularia simplicia videri possunt: Stimulatum enim proteinum statum suum brevis temporis mutant. Dissoluta ab heterodimericis subunitatibus β et γ, subunitas α (Gαq) communiter cum phospholipasi Cβ agit[4].

Proteini kinases C (PKC) et A (PKA)

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PKC sunt familia kinasum, quae proteinis positionibus aminoacidorum et serini et threonini greges phosphati dant. PKA prasentiae cyclici adenosini triphosphati (cAMP) pendet.

In corpore distributio

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Inveniuntur receptoria M1

  1. Felder C. C., Goldsmith P. J., et al. (Iul 2018). "Current Status of Muscarinic M1 and M4 Receptors as Drug Targets for Neurodegenerative Diseases". Neuropharmacology 136: 449-58 
  2. Chen M.-W., Zhu H., et al. (Mai 2020). "PKC and Ras are Involved in M1 Muscarinic Receptor-Mediated Modulation of AMPA Receptor GluA1 Subunit". Cellular and molecular neurobiology 40 (4): 547-54 
  3. Lyon A. M., Taylor V. G., Tesmer J. J. G. (Ian 2014). "Strike a pose: Gαq complexes at the membrane". Trends in pharmacological sciences 35 (1): 23-30 
  4. Sánchez-Fernández G., Cabezudo S., et al. (Mai 2014). "Gαq signalling: the new and the old". Cellular signalling 26 (5): 833-48 
  5. Proctor G. B., Carpenter G. H. (2007). "Regulation of Salivary Gland Function by Autonomic Nerves". Autonomic neuroscience: basic & clinical 133 (1): 3-18 

Nexus interni

 
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