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LAB 3: DRUG TARGETS
OBJECTIVES:
To review basic cell biology/anatomy with respect to localization of potential drug targets
To understand the necessity for cell-cell communication
To understand how messages are detected and coordinated
To list the major types of drug targets based on the main detection systems
OPEN THE DRUGTARGETS LINK AND CLICK ON THE INTRO PAGE TO START THE
PROGRAMME
Click on the “intracellular signaling: the basis of drug targets” icon
Write NOTES as needed on "a rough guide to the cell" as follows:
NOTE: IF YOU HAVE COVERED BASIC CELL BIOLOGY IN PREVIOUS COURSES YOU CAN
SKIP THE FIRST 4 SECTION.
1/ Cell functions:
Metabolizing nutrients
Synthesizing proteins
Replication
Function of cellular organelles:
Mitochondria
Cytoplasm
Golgi apparatus
Cell membrane
Nucleus
Vesicles
2/ Cell specialisation:
Nerves
Sperm
Phagocytes
Muscle cells
Endocrine cells
3/ Cell-cell coordination
4/ Variable cell responses
5/ Categories of intercellular messengers
Neurotransmitters. Draw the diagram of the neuromuscular junction and vesicular release of
neurotransmitter (e.g……………………………….)
Paracrine messengers. An example of a paracrine messenger is …………………….. which
are produced in the ……………………. and act within the ……………………….. to
initiate………………………………………..
Endocrine messengers. These are often described as ………………………. and are widely
circulated through the body via the……………………………..
Example: ……………. Is released by the …………….. and acts on the ……………..gland to
regulate production of …………………… which in turns affects
……………………………………………..
6/ Selectivity / recognition sites
7/ Sites in a cell where drugs may act
Plasma membrane
Mitochondria
Cytoplasm
Nucleus
8/ Types (localization) of drug targets
Plasma membrane. The four categories are:
a/
Ligand examples = ………………………………………
b/
Ligand examples = ………………………………………
c/
Ligand examples = ………………………………………
d/
Ligand examples = ………………………………………
Cytoplasmic targets
Nucleus
Perform the short MCQ test to check your knowledge of cellular localization of drug targets
This is a short lab so feel free to start lab 2 if you wish.