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• W4307701958 abstract "The translation of extracellular signals to intracellular responses involves a number of signal transduction molecules. A major component of this signal transducing function is adenylyl cyclase, which produces the intracellular “second messenger,” cyclic AMP. What was initially considered as a single enzyme for cyclic AMP generation is now known to be a family of nine membrane-bound enzymes, and one cytosolic enzyme. Each member of the adenylyl cyclase family is distinguished by factors that modulate its catalytic activity, by the cell, tissue, and organ distribution of the family members, and by the physiological/behavioral functions that are subserved by particular family members. This review focuses on the Type 7 adenylyl cyclase (AC7) in terms of its catalytic characteristics and its relationship to alcohol use disorder (AUD, alcoholism), and major depressive disorder (MDD). AC7 may be part of the inherited system predisposing an individual to AUD and/or MDD in a sex-specific manner, or this enzyme may change in its expression or activity in response to the progression of disease or in response to treatment. The areas of brain expressing AC7 are related to responses to stress and evidence is available that CRF1 receptors are coupled to AC7 in the amygdala and pituitary. Interestingly, AC7 is the major form of the cyclase contained in bone marrow-derived cells of the immune system and platelets, and in microglia. AC7 is thus, poised to play an integral role in both peripheral and brain immune function thought to be etiologically involved in both AUD and MDD. Both platelet and lymphocyte adenylyl cyclase activity have been proposed as markers for AUD and MDD, as well as prognostic markers of positive response to medication for MDD. We finish with consideration of paths to medication development that may selectively modulate AC7 activity as treatments for MDD and AUD." @default.
• W4307701958 created "2022-11-05" @default.
• W4307701958 creator A5014576325 @default.
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• W4307701958 date "2022-10-28" @default.
• W4307701958 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W4307701958 title "The role of the type 7 adenylyl cyclase isoform in alcohol use disorder and depression" @default.
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