#8. Which structural changes caused by cAMP binding activate protein kinase A? Group of answer choices A) removal of the pseudosubstrate sequence of the R subunit from the catalytic site of the C subunit B) removal of the consensus phosphorylation sequence of the R subunit from the catalytic site of the C subunit C) rotation of the R subunit to free the catalytic site of the C subunit D) rotation of the pseudosubstrate sequence outward of the catalytic site of the R subunit E) rotation of the C subunit to free the catalytic site
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This binding causes a conformational change in the R subunits, which leads to the release of the catalytic (C) subunits. The C subunits are then free to phosphorylate other proteins. Show more…
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