b) You walk into university and see that everyone has become a unicorn. You try to hide in bluezone only to figure out that everyone can sense you. You are kidnapped by a unicorn, and they ask you: "How do kinases work?" You wake up realizing it was all a dream, but you still wonder: how do kinases work? Hydrolyze the protein and then ATP to activate it First hydrolyze ATP and then transfer Pi to activate a protein Tranfer a free Pi and then hydrolyze ATP to make more free Pi Bind GTP after releasing GDP from the alpha subunit

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