the effect of acetylcholine on the smooth muscles is very different from its effect on the...
the effect of acetylcholine on the smooth muscles is very different from its effect on the pancreas because
a. the smooth muscle and pancreas have different receptors for acetylcholine
b. the smooth muscles an pancreas have different response proteins
the smooth muscles lack acetylcholine while the pancreas has them
d. binding of acetylcholine to the acetylcholine receptors in the smooth muscles and pancreas leads to the activation of different effector proteins
Homework Answers
Both smooth muscle and pancreas has the same muscarinic acetylcholine receptors but the overall outcome of the acetylcholine binding to its receptor is different in both cells this is because the activated intracellular effector molecules are different in both the cells.
Option d is correct
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