What is the order in which G-proteins binds to ion channels?
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G-protein binds to receptor, GTP is added and activates alpha subunit, receptor is activated, the alpha and gamma complex binds to channel, channel opens
GTP is added and activates alpha subunit, G-protein binds to
receptor, receptor is activated, the beta and gamma complex binds
to channel, channel opens.
activate receptor, G-protein binds to receptor, GTP is added and activates alpha subunit, the alpha beta and gamma complex binds to channel, channel opens.
activate receptor, G-protein binds to receptor, GTP is added and activates alpha, beta, and gamma subunits, the beta and gamma complex binds to channel, channel opens.
GTP is added and activates alpha subunit, receptor is activated, G-protein binds to receptor, the beta and gamma complex binds to channel, channel opens.
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