Matching
Match receptor with activated state. Answers should be used more than onc e.
Premises:
DAG is the second messenger.
Phosphate comes from ATP.
Sodium ions enter the cell.
Protein kinase sites are active.
GDP is replaced with GTP.
Responses:
G protein linked receptor
Enzyme linked receptor
Ion channel linked receptor
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
DAG is the second messenger.
Phosphate comes from ATP.
Sodium ions enter the cell.
Protein kinase sites are active.
GDP is replaced with GTP.
Premises:
DAG is the second messenger.
Phosphate comes from ATP.
Sodium ions enter the cell.
Protein kinase sites are active.
GDP is replaced with GTP.
Responses:
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