Which of the following is a second messenger molecule in the
GPCR-PLC pathway? (select ALL that apply)
PKC
DAG
cAMP
IP3
PKC
PLC
Answer:
IP3 and DAG are the secondary messengers in the GPCR-PLC pathway.

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18)which of the following would be considered a second
messenger ?
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have to have a ___ region
20)phosphorylation cascades result in which of the
following
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