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On Binding of an Insulin Molecule to the Insulin Receptor

Question 84

Question 84

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On binding of an insulin molecule to the insulin receptor, which region of the receptor becomes phosphorylated? On binding of an insulin molecule to the insulin receptor, which region of the receptor becomes phosphorylated?   A)  CR B)  TM C)  TK D)  L1


A) CR
B) TM
C) TK
D) L1

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