(5 items) (Drag and drop into the appropriate area below) o Ca²+ ions e bound to the lical region of Imodulin. ories Calmodulin wraps tightly around target proteins to activate them. The central helix of calmodulin changes shape to wrap around the target protein. Required Ca2+ ions are released to cause calmodulin to bind more tightly to target proteins. Ca2+ binding causes dimerization of the calmodulin protein leading. to AtSR1 binding and activation Not required
(5 items) (Drag and drop into the appropriate area below) o Ca²+ ions e bound to the lical region of Imodulin. ories Calmodulin wraps tightly around target proteins to activate them. The central helix of calmodulin changes shape to wrap around the target protein. Required Ca2+ ions are released to cause calmodulin to bind more tightly to target proteins. Ca2+ binding causes dimerization of the calmodulin protein leading. to AtSR1 binding and activation Not required
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Transcribed Image Text:Sort each of the following events into those required and those not required for CaM activation of downstream proteins including
AtSR 1.
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Two Ca²+ ions
are bound to the
helical region of
calmodulin.
Categories
Calmodulin
wraps tightly
around target
proteins to
activate them.
18 OF 20 QUESTIONS COMPLETED
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1
1
1
The central helix
of calmodulin
changes shape to
wrap around the
target protein.
Required
Ca2+ ions are
released to cause
calmodulin to
bind more tightly
to target
proteins.
I
1
I
I
I
1
1
1
I
I
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Ca2+ binding
causes
dimerization of
the calmodulin
protein leading.
to AtSR1 binding
and activation
Not required
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