O Copy of Pathway divergence occurs when: O signaling pathways produce the same outcome one signaling pathway triggers another Osignaling pathways split to produce multiple outcomes. Osignaling pathways use a common intermediate Question 14 Which of the following is NOT a mechanism for halting G-protein coupled receptor signaling? receptor endocytosis. OGDP hydrolysis Arrestins 2. O ATP hydrolysis

O Copy of Pathway divergence occurs when: O signaling pathways produce the same outcome one signaling pathway triggers another Osignaling pathways split to produce multiple outcomes. Osignaling pathways use a common intermediate Question 14 Which of the following is NOT a mechanism for halting G-protein coupled receptor signaling? receptor endocytosis. OGDP hydrolysis Arrestins 2. O ATP hydrolysis

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Chapter6: Cell Communication

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