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What is the function of a receptor in a cell?
What is the function of a receptor in a cell?
- To replicate the cell's DNA
- To regulate the flow of ions or chemicals in and out of the cell (correct)
- To metabolize cellular components
- To synthesize proteins
What is the binding of a drug to its receptor similar to?
What is the binding of a drug to its receptor similar to?
- A software being installed on a computer
- A button being pressed on a keyboard
- A key fitting into a lock
- A thumb drive connecting to a USB port on a computer (correct)
What is the result of a drug binding to its receptor?
What is the result of a drug binding to its receptor?
- The cell's nucleus is altered
- The receptor is destroyed
- A series of events is triggered inside the cell (correct)
- The cell is replicated
Where are all receptors located in a cell?
Where are all receptors located in a cell?
Why is it important to understand receptors in developing medications?
Why is it important to understand receptors in developing medications?
What is the result of discovering new receptor subtypes?
What is the result of discovering new receptor subtypes?
How are drugs typically described in their interaction with receptors?
How are drugs typically described in their interaction with receptors?
Which type of channel has the N and C strands protruding from the bottom of the receptor?
Which type of channel has the N and C strands protruding from the bottom of the receptor?
Where does the drug bind in a chemical-gated channel?
Where does the drug bind in a chemical-gated channel?
In which type of receptor are G proteins represented by a square and a circle?
In which type of receptor are G proteins represented by a square and a circle?
What are receptors compared to in the provided text?
What are receptors compared to in the provided text?
What triggers the opening of gates in some receptors according to the text?
What triggers the opening of gates in some receptors according to the text?