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What is the main function of scaffolding proteins in signal transduction?
What is the main function of scaffolding proteins in signal transduction?
- Promote enzyme leakage from cells
- Increase signal transduction efficiency by grouping proteins (correct)
- Facilitate the binding of ligands to receptors
- Prevent the activation of relay proteins
In cell signaling, what happens to unbound receptors when ligand concentration falls?
In cell signaling, what happens to unbound receptors when ligand concentration falls?
- Receptors become permanently activated
- Receptors remain active
- Receptors revert to an active state
- Receptors revert to an inactive state (correct)
What is the purpose of apoptosis in cell biology?
What is the purpose of apoptosis in cell biology?
- Inactivate scavenger cells
- Promote enzyme leakage from dying cells
- Prevent enzymes from leaking out of dying cells (correct)
- Facilitate cell division
How does apoptosis contribute to embryonic development?
How does apoptosis contribute to embryonic development?
What happens to components of a cell during apoptosis?
What happens to components of a cell during apoptosis?
Which statement about signaling complexes is true?
Which statement about signaling complexes is true?
What is the role of termination mechanisms in cell signaling?
What is the role of termination mechanisms in cell signaling?
How does scaffolding protein help in signal transduction?
How does scaffolding protein help in signal transduction?
What is the significance of apoptosis in preventing damage to neighboring cells?
What is the significance of apoptosis in preventing damage to neighboring cells?
How does apoptosis contribute to shaping an organism during embryonic development?
How does apoptosis contribute to shaping an organism during embryonic development?