In which conditions is cAMP produced? #1 B -arrestin is always active.#2 Lack of kinase domain in BARK#3 ß1-adrenergic membrane receptor lacking it’s ligand-binding domain B1-adrenergicreceptorAdenylylcyclaseAdrenalineG protein全会proteinGTPPlasmamembraneGDPCAMPATPB-arrestinProteinKinaseAIncreased fatBARKbreakdownIncreasedheart rateNotexrepresents activationrepresents repression.HA

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In which conditions is cAMP produced? #1 B -arrestin is always active. #2 Lack of kinase domain in BARK #3 ß1-adrenergic membrane receptor lacking it’s ligand-binding domain

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In which conditions is cAMP produced? #1 B -arrestin is always active. #2 Lack of kinase domain in BARK #3 ß1-adrenergic membrane receptor lacking it’s ligand-binding domain

B1-adrenergic
receptor
Adenylyl
cyclase
Adrenaline
G protein
全会
protein
GTP
Plasma
membrane
GDP
CAMP
ATP
B-arrestin
Protein
KinaseA
Increased fat
BARK
breakdown
Increased
heart rate
Notex
represents activation
represents repression.
HA

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