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Must Know High School Biology

Kellie Ploeger Cox

Chapter 8

Signal Transduction: Cell Communication - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

01:52

Problem 1

Which category of chemical signal (lipid or protein) relies on the process of signal transduction to move the message into the cell?

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00:36

Problem 2

Why does the receptor have to be a transmembrane protein, instead of a surface protein?

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02:41

Problem 3

Put the following steps of $\mathrm{G}$ protein-coupled receptor function in order:
a. Cytoplasmic side of the receptor changes shape
b. G protein activates an enzyme on the inside of the cell
c. Signal binds the receptor
d. G protein is activated

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00:42

Problem 4

What is the purpose of the transduction step of signal transduction?

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00:42

Problem 5

List the three stages of signal transduction.

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05:00

Problem 6

As soon as a signal binds the receptor, what occurs to move the message into the cell?

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00:46

Problem 7

Put the following steps of ligand-gated ion channel function in order:
a. Second messengers rush into the cell
b. Receptor gate opens
c. Receptor is closed
d. Signal binds the receptor

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03:42

Problem 8

Which receptor type is key for nervous system function?

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00:59

Problem 9

Protein kinase enzymes play an important role in signal transduction because they the message by creating a cascade.

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