Multiple Choice
NF- B can activate genes during the immune response by a protein kinase that
A) phosphorylates the transcription factor NF- B to activate it.
B) phosphorylates the inhibitory factor I B, causing it to be degraded and to release NF- B.
C) phosphorylates a MAP kinase to initiate its cascade.
D) activates a phosphorylase that removes an inhibiting phosphate from the NF- B.
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