Complete the statement: On metabotropic receptors, Gq protein activation results in the action of the enzyme _____________, splitting _________ into ________ and ________ resulting to smooth muscle contraction. Phospholipase C, IP3 DAG, PIP2 Phospholipase C, PIP2, IP3, DAG Phospholipase A2, PIP2, IP3, DAG Phospholipase A2, DAG, PIP2, IP3 Phospholipase C, IP3, PIP2, DAG

Complete the statement: On metabotropic receptors, Gq protein activation results in the action of the enzyme _________, splitting _ into and ____ resulting to smooth muscle contraction. Phospholipase C, IP3 DAG, PIP2 Phospholipase C, PIP2, IP3, DAG Phospholipase A2, PIP2, IP3, DAG Phospholipase A2, DAG, PIP2, IP3 Phospholipase C, IP3, PIP2, DAG

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