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NISA [10]
3 years ago
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1. Signal Transduction Pathways start with a _____________________ in the form of a __________________ message that is _________

_____________ into ______________ within the cell. 2. Two types: a. Protein __________________ b. _________________ cascade: a phosphate that has ______________ is passed from one chemical to another until it eventually has an action. 3. Example with G-Protein in the Liver: a. Messenger:
Biology
1 answer:
valentinak56 [21]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

1. Message; chemical; transduced; actions.

2. Protein modification; phosphorylation cascade; energy.

3. Signal Transduction Pathways (STP).

Explanation:

Transduction can be defined as a process which typically involves the change of a signal message contained in the outside of a cell to a message within or inside the cell.  

1. Signal Transduction Pathways start with a message in the form of a chemical message that is transduced into actions within the cell.

2. The two types of Signal Transduction Pathways (STP):

a. Protein modification.

b. Phosphorylation cascade: a phosphate that has energy is passed from one chemical to another until it eventually has an action.

3. An example with G-Protein in the Liver: is a signal transduction pathway (STP).

a. Messenger: docks with the receptor, specifically the G protein receptor.

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