Rtk - a) raf/ras
Wnt - e) frizzled
Tgfb - b) SMAD
Nrtk- c) STAT
Gpcr- none
Receptor tyrosine kinase is primarily modulated by raf /ras pathway and wnt uses frizzled receptor
Match key players to the specific pathway v GPCR A. Raf, Ras NRTK B. SMAD ~...
Which is the correct sequence of the Ras pathway A. Ras → SOS → Raf → MEK → MAP kinase → Jun B. SOS → Ras → Raf → MEK → MAP kinase → Jun C. SOS → Raf → Ras → MEK → MAP kinase → Jun D. SOS → Ras → MEK → Raf → MAP kinase → Jun
2. The following is a description of a signaling pathway initiated by receptor tyrosine kinases. Ligand → RTK → Sos → Ras → Raf → MEK → ERK → Transcription factor → Cell growth A. (3pts) Which of these steps indicates the protein is activated after a GTP exchange step? B. (3pts) Which of these proteins can be deactivated by phosphatases? C. (4pts) Describe a mutation that would cause Ras to be permanently "on"? Would this mutation lead to high...
Match the abbreviation with its full name. GPCR A. Mitogen-activated protein kinases RTK B. Non-receptor tyrosine kinase v NRTK C. G-protein coupling receptor MAPK D. Receptor tyrosine kinase
help with 38 I got it wrong and dont know what it
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what is ras? is what is missing sorry
lilleonine kinase receptors D) Nuclear receptors E) Tyrosine phosphatase receptors D 37. Which one (if any) of the following cellular events does NOT inci wing cellular events does NOT include a role for apoptosis: A) Immune function return to homeostasis following an infection B) Digit formation during development C Cellular response to irreparable DNA damage identified in G1 of...
Last guy got it wrong - Thank you.
2. You discover a signal transduction pathway that regulates actin polymerization. SigC is the ligand, which binds to and activates a receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK). Activation of the RTK leads to the activation of the Ras protein, which then activates the protein kinase PK1 that phosphorylates the RingA protein on S34. When SigC plasma membrane phosphorylated, RingA binds EXTRACELLULAR to the gene regulatory SPACE inactive Ras protein activated Ras protein protein, AP1....
The insulin receptor is an example of a: A. GPCR. B. JAK-STAT receptor. C. receptor tyrosine kinase. D. All of the above. E. A and B.
9. What happens when a trimeric G a. Ga separates from b. GB separates from the GaG protein is activated by the GpGy dimer dimer d. Ga, Gp, and Gy separate from each other e. The trimeric G protein localizes to the c. Gy separates from the GaGß dimer t nuceus se the folowing list to answer questions 10-13.Answers can be used more than once a. Endocytosis followed by degradation in lysosomes tqitination mediated by SOCS followed by degradation by...
For questions 11-17 use the following key to match the statements given. Key Choices may be used once, more than once, or not at all. Key: A. Increase peripheral resistance C. No change in peripheral resistance B. Decrease peripheral resistance D. None of the key choices 11. This is associated with an increase in blood pressure 12. constriction of arterioles 13. decrease in blood volume 14. 15. 16. increase in elasticity of the arteries increase in blood viscosity dilation of...
what specific type of neural
pathway is shown in figure 4? a. abdominal reflex b. stretch ...
Question: What specific type of neural pathway is shown in Figure
4? a. Abdominal reflex b. Stretch reflex ... What specific type of
neural pathway is shown in Figure 4? a. Abdominal reflex b. Stretch
reflex c. Crossed-extensor reflex d. Reflex arc
I answered reflex arc and was told it was wrong?
Figure 4. Section of the spinal cord and associated peripheral nervous...
Correctly match the following enzymes with the metabolic pathway they regulate. __ Phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase a. Gluconeogenesis __ Pyrubate dehydrogenase complex b. Glycolysis __ Glycogen Synthase c. Citric Acid Cylcle (Krebs) __ Pyruvate Carboxylase d. Glycogenolysis __ Pyruvate Kinase e. Glycogenesis