A. Which of the events involved in this signaling system would be termed signal transduction? Please briefly explain your answer. B. The compound 5'-guanylyl imidodiphosphate is a non-hydrolyzable analog of GTP: HỌ-P-NH -0- OH OH OH OH OH ΝΗ NH₂ Non-hydrolyzable means that the terminal (end) phosphate cannot come off to form GDP. Suppose that this compound was introduced into a cell in place of the GTP normally present. What would happen to the G-protein signaling system? What would occur to the response activities governed by this system? C. In another case, you have a cell in which the ß subunit of the G-protein complex has been mutated such that it can no longer change to the active state. What will happen to signal transduction in this case? Be sure to consider the entirety of the G-protein signal transduction.

A. Which of the events involved in this signaling system would be termed signal transduction? Please briefly explain your answer. B. The compound 5'-guanylyl imidodiphosphate is a non-hydrolyzable analog of GTP: HỌ-P-NH -0- OH OH OH OH OH ΝΗ NH₂ Non-hydrolyzable means that the terminal (end) phosphate cannot come off to form GDP. Suppose that this compound was introduced into a cell in place of the GTP normally present. What would happen to the G-protein signaling system? What would occur to the response activities governed by this system? C. In another case, you have a cell in which the ß subunit of the G-protein complex has been mutated such that it can no longer change to the active state. What will happen to signal transduction in this case? Be sure to consider the entirety of the G-protein signal transduction.

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