Benedictine University Cell Biology Cell Signal Transduction Paper Having made it through Cell Molecular Biology this far, youare now an expert on cells an

Benedictine University Cell Biology Cell Signal Transduction Paper Having made it through Cell Molecular Biology this far, youare now an expert on cells and their molecular mechanisms. There are a wide variety of medications that affectthe body in specific ways to produce a given effect. You will look up your given medication and provide a summary of its effect on the body. However, given your expertise you will need to incorporate your new knowledge as to specifically what is being affected. This is an abbreviated example, but will illustrate how you should go about investigating the medication.If given the medication phenylephrine: phenylephrine is an anti-hypotensive drug. It will increase blood pressure by causing vasoconstriction. (Start with the receptor) phenylephrine will bind to alpha1 adrenergic receptors (what are alpha adrenergic receptors and how do they work? Which pathway?.) alpha1 adrenergic receptors are GCPR receptors and the pathway followed is the phospholipase C pathway which ends up with PKC kinase (describe the steps of the pathway) which results in activation of endothelin. You can also describe how vasoconstriction happens at the molecular level (contraction involving actin/myosin). Consider side effects and reactions to the effect.You should have enough to discuss 2-3 pages.