List all cell responses to a primary chemical messenger and all the signal transduction mechanisms involved in bring that message to the cell.
Answer : The signal from the ligand is passed on to the receptor. Here the chemical messengers relay the signal which concludes in receving the response. The sequence of molecules that relays the signal inside the cell is known as signal transduction. The mechanisms involved are:
List all cell responses to a primary chemical messenger and all the signal transduction mechanisms involved...
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Place the events in the correct sequence to explain signal transduction Molecular messenger transmits signal to effector proteins. Plant cell exposed to increased gibberellins. Effector proteins influence gene expression. Receptor molecule senses stimuli. The proteins produced influence cell division and elongation. Receptor molecule is converted to activated form. Receptor molecule senses stimuli.
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