1) The following cartoon illustrates a prototypical receptor
tyrosine kinase cascade. Based on your knowledge of this pathway,
answer the following questions that focus on the Ras GTPase enzyme
and its downstream signaling.
a) Complete the signal transduction cascade by filling in the empty
boxes with the identities of the molecules.
b) There's few mechanisms that lead to amplification of signal
downstream of RTK pathway. Name one of those mechanisms and explain
how it leads to signal amplification.
c) Indicate how following clinically observed mutations affect
signal transduction through this RTK pathway (upregulate,
downregulate, or no effect). Explain logic with 1 sentence.
i) Ras Q61L: decreases intrinsic GTPase activity
ii) Ras G13D: decreases its interaction with a
GAP
iii) SOS R552G: increases GEF activity on Ras
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1) The following cartoon illustrates a prototypical receptor tyrosine kinase cascade. Based on your knowledge of...
Please answer ALL questions or I'll thumbs down, thank you! 1) The following cartoon illustrates a prototypical receptor tyrosine kinase cascade. Based on your knowledge of this pathway, answer the following questions that focus on the Ras GTPase enzyme and its downstream signaling. a) Complete the signal transduction cascade by filling in the empty boxes with the identities of the molecules. [4 pts] out wwwww yman Ras F Grb2) SOS b) In class, we discussed a few mechanisms that lead...
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