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signal transduction, which of the following are correctModerator: BioTeam
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signal transduction, which of the following are correctI have to pick the correct six statements from the following. Could you tell me if my answer is correct? Thank you!
a) signal transduction cascades, often involving protein kinases, amplify a signal intracellularly. b) a receptor may pass on a signal by interacting with another protein or by acting as an enzyme. c) phosphatases remove phosphoryl groups from polypeptides, regulating a cell's response. d) a ligand phosphorylates protein residues, ending the signaling cascade inside the cell. e) a second messenger carries a signal from a tissue or organ to a target cell. f) a ligand, such as a hormone, binds to a specific cell surface receptor on a target cell. g) signal transduction cascades directly transmit a single stimulus to a single target. h) a receptor changes conformation upon binding, transmitting a signal across the cell membrane. i) a second messenger may carry a signal from the cell mebrane to an organelle. I think that all are correct excluding statements d, e, and g. Is my answer correct? Thank you for your help!
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