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Mastering Transmembrane Signaling Proteins

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Which type of transmembrane signaling protein has a slow response time?

Ligand-gated ion channels

Receptor-linked enzymes

Ligand-activated transcription factors (correct)

Cytokine receptors

Which type of transmembrane signaling protein has a very rapid response time?

Cytokine receptors

Receptor-linked enzymes

Ligand-activated transcription factors

Ligand-gated ion channels (correct)

Which is the largest class of physiological receptors?

GPCRs (correct)

Cytokine receptors

Receptor-linked enzymes

Ligand-activated transcription factors

Which type of receptor class has primary actions dictated largely by three main types (Gs, Gi, Gq)?

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What can alter patient responses to drugs?

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Mastering Transmembrane Signaling Proteins

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Questions and Answers

Which type of transmembrane signaling protein has a slow response time?

Which type of transmembrane signaling protein has a very rapid response time?

Which is the largest class of physiological receptors?

Which type of receptor class has primary actions dictated largely by three main types (Gs, Gi, Gq)?

What can alter patient responses to drugs?

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