Cell Signaling Crossword

Type of signaling where signals are involved in local diffusion through synapses, followed by long distance electrical signaling
Type of receptor where ligand binding that results in exposure of receptor active site on the cytoplasmic side of the cell allows for phosphorylating activity
A small molecule that brings about later steps in a signal transduction pathway, amplifying and distributing the original signal
Lipid soluble hormone that alters gene expression to activate increased transcription of actin and myosin
Binding of this molecule leads to production of many molecules of cAMP that activate protein kinase A
These receptors change the balance of ion concentrations, causing changes in electrical potential across the cell membrane
Type of signaling in which signals affect cells that release them
Type of signaling in which signals travel through circulatory system of animals or vascular system of plants to reach receptors on distant cells
Chemical signals an animal release to environment to provoke response from other individuals
Hormone binding to this receptor actives a certain protein by exchanging its GDP for GTP in order for it to activate an effector protein
Type of signaling which requires direct contact between the signaling and responding cell
A protein within the brain that experiences increased levels of phosphorylation due to alcohol consumption
A protease triggered by external/internal signals to hydrolyze target proteins of nucleosomes, the cell membrane, and the nuclear envelope
An enzyme within the cAMP/epinephrine pathway that activates/inhibits target proteins to trigger glucose release into bloodstream