Gi-coupled GPCR

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A Gi-coupled GPCR is a G protein–coupled receptor that, upon activation, inhibits adenylyl cyclase and decreases intracellular cAMP levels through coupling to Gi proteins.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf G protein–coupled receptor
membrane receptor
activates Gi alpha subunit
Gi beta-gamma subunits
associatedWith cancer
cardiovascular diseases
metabolic disorders
neurological disorders
belongsToFamily class A GPCR
canActivate MAPK signaling pathway
PI3K-Akt signaling pathway
canAlsoSignalVia beta-arrestin–dependent pathways
couplesTo Gi protein
heterotrimeric G protein
downstreamEffect modulation of ion channel activity
reduced protein kinase A activity
regulation of gene transcription
encodedBy GPCR genes
example D2 dopamine receptor NERFINISHED
M2 muscarinic acetylcholine receptor NERFINISHED
alpha2-adrenergic receptor
chemokine receptor CCR5
chemokine receptor CXCR4 NERFINISHED
opioid receptor
somatostatin receptor
foundIn invertebrates
vertebrates
hasEffectOn adenylyl cyclase inhibition
decrease in intracellular cAMP levels
hasStructuralFeature seven transmembrane helices
involvedIn cardiovascular regulation
endocrine regulation
immune cell trafficking
neurotransmission
isTargetOf many therapeutic drugs
ligandType chemokine
hormone
lipid mediator
neurotransmitter
locatedIn plasma membrane
negativelyRegulates cAMP production
regulates adenylyl cyclase activity
requires agonist binding for activation
signalTransductionMechanism G protein–dependent signaling
subjectTo desensitization
downregulation
internalization
undergoes conformational change upon ligand binding
uponActivation dissociates Gi alpha from beta-gamma complex
promotes GDP-GTP exchange on Gi alpha subunit

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Gi protein couplesToReceptor Gi-coupled GPCR