can Adenylyl cyclase be activated independently of receptor activation? can it be activate without Forskolin?
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G protein regulates Adenylyl cyclase independently of receptor activation. Outside signal binds to receptor and transmits signal to G protein . G protein then transmit signal to Adenylyl cyclase . The activation of Adenylyl cyclase catalysis the the conversion of ATP to cAMP. Adenyl cyclase is regulated by G protein.
Forskolin is a chemical ,that can activates Adenylyl cyclase. Without Froskolin ,it can be activated ,though Adenyl cyclase is essential for cell functions.
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can Adenylyl cyclase be activated independently of receptor activation? can it be activate without Forskolin?
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