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QUESTION 15 Steroid hormones: a. Act in the nucleus to alter gene expression b. Phosphorylate target proteins to affect cell activities c. Signal through G-proteins to protein kinases d. Bind to membrane receptors to upregulate target genes QUESTION 16 Calmodulin becomes activated: a. Through its phosphorylation by PKC b. Through calcium binding to its EF-hands

          QUESTION 15

Steroid hormones:
a. Act in the nucleus to alter gene expression
b. Phosphorylate target proteins to affect cell activities
c. Signal through G-proteins to protein kinases
d. Bind to membrane receptors to upregulate target genes

QUESTION 16

Calmodulin becomes activated:
a. Through its phosphorylation by PKC
b. Through calcium binding to its EF-hands

QUESTION 15

Steroid hormones:
a. Act in the nucleus to alter gene expression
b. Phosphorylate target proteins to affect cell activities
c. Signal through G-proteins to protein kinases
d. Bind to membrane receptors to upregulate target genes

QUESTION 16

Calmodulin becomes activated:
a. Through its phosphorylation by PKC
b. Through calcium binding to its EF-hands

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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05/07/2023

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So, the correct answer is option a. For Question 16, calmodulin becomes activated through calcium binding EF-hands. So, the correct answer is option b. Show more…

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Steroid hormones: - Act in the nucleus to alter gene expression. - Phosphorylate target proteins to affect cell activities. - Signal through G-proteins to protein kinases. - Bind to membrane receptors to upregulate target genes. QUESTION 16: Calmodulin becomes activated: - Through phosphorylation by PEC. - Through calcium binding EF-hands.