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==SIGNALING NOMENCLATURE==
==SIGNALING NOMENCLATURE==
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The diagram below shows how the signaling terms are linked to the 'response to' terms, and what the main signaling terms encompass:
The diagram below shows how the signaling terms are linked to the 'response to' terms, and what the main signaling terms encompass:


[[File:Signaling_nomenclature.pdf‎]]
[[Media:Signaling_nomenclature.pdf‎]]




'''RESPONSE TO..'''
'''<font color="navy">RESPONSE TO..</font color>'''
*Includes both the signaling pathway AND the downstream cellular process (e.g. transcription).
*Includes both the signaling pathway AND the downstream cellular process (e.g. transcription).
*Note that ligand are included in the response.
*Note that ligand are included in the response.


'''SIGNALING'''
 
'''<font color="navy">SIGNALING</font color>'''
*Begins with an active signal. Includes transport of the active signal from the signaling to the receiving cell AND signal transduction in the receiving cell.
*Begins with an active signal. Includes transport of the active signal from the signaling to the receiving cell AND signal transduction in the receiving cell.


'''SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION'''
 
'''<font color="navy">SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION</font color>'''
*Limited to events IN THE RECEIVING CELL. Begins with receptor-ligand interaction (E.g. binding) and ends with REGULATION of a downstream cellular process.
*Limited to events IN THE RECEIVING CELL. Begins with receptor-ligand interaction (E.g. binding) and ends with REGULATION of a downstream cellular process.
*Note that ligands are included in signal transduction. Ligands are signals and are not signal transducers.
*Note that ligands are included in signal transduction. Ligands are signals and are not signal transducers.


'''SIGNALING PATHWAY'''
 
'''<font color="navy">SIGNALING PATHWAY</font color>'''
*Specific instances of signal transduction, named after the receptor or the ligand (or both).
*Specific instances of signal transduction, named after the receptor or the ligand (or both).
*Specific transcription factors are INCLUDED in the signaling pathway because they REGULATE transcription.
*Specific transcription factors are INCLUDED in the signaling pathway because they REGULATE transcription.
*RNA polymerase and other basal transcription factors are NOT included in the signaling pathway because they are involved in transcription itself.
*RNA polymerase and other basal transcription factors are NOT included in the signaling pathway because they are involved in transcription itself.


'''INTRACELLULAR SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION'''
 
'''<font color="navy">INTRACELLULAR SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION</font color>'''
*Begins with a receptor signaling to downstream intracellular components.
*Begins with a receptor signaling to downstream intracellular components.
*Includes signaling cascades
*Includes signaling cascades


'''SIGNALING CASCADE'''
 
'''<font color="navy">SIGNALING CASCADE</font color>'''
*A group of INTRACELLULAR signal transducers.
*A group of INTRACELLULAR signal transducers.
*Also called a signaling cassette/module.
*Also called a signaling cassette/module.
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Revision as of 08:05, 4 October 2011


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SIGNALING NOMENCLATURE

The diagram below shows how the signaling terms are linked to the 'response to' terms, and what the main signaling terms encompass:

Media:Signaling_nomenclature.pdf‎


RESPONSE TO..

  • Includes both the signaling pathway AND the downstream cellular process (e.g. transcription).
  • Note that ligand are included in the response.


SIGNALING

  • Begins with an active signal. Includes transport of the active signal from the signaling to the receiving cell AND signal transduction in the receiving cell.


SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION

  • Limited to events IN THE RECEIVING CELL. Begins with receptor-ligand interaction (E.g. binding) and ends with REGULATION of a downstream cellular process.
  • Note that ligands are included in signal transduction. Ligands are signals and are not signal transducers.


SIGNALING PATHWAY

  • Specific instances of signal transduction, named after the receptor or the ligand (or both).
  • Specific transcription factors are INCLUDED in the signaling pathway because they REGULATE transcription.
  • RNA polymerase and other basal transcription factors are NOT included in the signaling pathway because they are involved in transcription itself.


INTRACELLULAR SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION

  • Begins with a receptor signaling to downstream intracellular components.
  • Includes signaling cascades


SIGNALING CASCADE

  • A group of INTRACELLULAR signal transducers.
  • Also called a signaling cassette/module.