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why is signal transduction not associated with ion-gated channels?

why is signal transduction not associated with ion-gated channels?
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Simply because signal transduction usually requires a receptor-ligand interaction and a cascade of proteins working one after another in a pipeline, like receptor tyrosine kinase signalling , G-protein coupled signalling, whereas ion-gated channels are involved with maintaining membrane potential and alteration of membrane potential is usually/mostly the end result of the signalling cascade.

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