Which receptor type best corresponds with the following features: 1. phosphorylation 2. activation of a G...
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Which receptor type best corresponds with the following features:
1. phosphorylation
2. activation of a G protein
3. binds small hydrophobic ligandsa. 1-channel receptors; 2-receptor tyrosine kinases; 3-G protein-coupled receptors
b. 1-intracellular receptors; 2-G channel receptors; 3-receptor tyrosine kinases
c. 1-receptor tyrosine kinases; 2-G-protein-coupled receptors; 3-intracellular receptors
d. 1-G protein-coupled receptors; 2-intracellular receptors; 3-channel receptors
e. 1-receptor tyrosine kinases: 2-channel receptors; 3-G protein-coupled receptors
Homework Answers
Ans:-
The receptors type corresponds with
1.Phosphorylation - Receptor tyrosine kinases
2.Activation of a G protein - G-protein -coupled receptors
3. Binds small hydrophobic ligands - intracellular receptor (cytoplasmic Receptor)
Correct option is :-
c) 1.receptor tyrosine kinases 2. G-protein -coupled receptors 3. Intracellular Receptor
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