1. secreted by postganglionic sympathetic neurons at Islet alpha cells
2. extracellular binding site for (1.)
3. type of membrane protein defined by the topology of (2.)
4. type of (2.) binding site based on its ultimate function
5. found bound to the intracellular face of UN-liganded (2.)
6. immediate consequence of (2.)’s GEF action on (5.)
7. what (6.) directly activates
8. product of (7.)
9. what (8.) directly binds to
10. what (9.) inhibits with its …RRGAI… peptide sequence
11. a term defining the mode of action of the …RRGAI…
12. protein that is one of many substrates for (10.)
13. directly activates movement of glucagon secretory vesicles towards the membrane in response to 1(2.)’s action
14. activates snare function in response to (12.)’s action
Answer options:: None used more than once
A. 7TM B. adenylate cyclase C. CaMKII D. cAMP E. Doc2B F. GPCR G. Gαs/GDP H. Gαs/GTP
I. L-type Ca++ channel J. norepinephrine K. PKA/c subunit L. pseudosubstrate M. R subunit Ν. β2-adrenergic receptor
1. β2 -adrenergic receptor.
2. adenylate cyclase
3. cAMP
4. CaMKII
5.GPCR
6. Gas/GDP
7. Gas/GTP
8.Doc2B
9. 7TM
10. PKA/c subunit
11. R subunit
12. Norepinephrine
13. Pseudosubstrate
14. L type Ca++ channel
1. secreted by postganglionic sympathetic neurons at Islet alpha cells 2. extracellular binding site for (1.)...
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