Scenario: Mutant tissue tall cell types involved) does not express Protein Kinase G. The mutant blood vessel will remain continuously constricted (small diameter) The mutant blood vessel will remain continuously dilated (large diameter) The mutant blood vessel will dilate uncontrollably and rupture The mutant blood vessel will not exhibit any response The mutant blood vessel will exhibit a nornal vasodilation response Scenario: Mutant tissue expresses high levels of Adenylyl Cyclase. The mutant blood vessel will remain continuously constricted (small diameter) The mutant blood vessel will dilate uncontrollably and rupture The mutant blood vessel will exhibit a normal vasodilation response The mutant blood vessel will remain continuously dilated (large diameter) The mutant blood vessel will not exhibit any response

Scenario: Mutant tissue tall cell types involved) does not express Protein Kinase G. The mutant blood vessel will remain continuously constricted (small diameter) The mutant blood vessel will remain continuously dilated (large diameter) The mutant blood vessel will dilate uncontrollably and rupture The mutant blood vessel will not exhibit any response The mutant blood vessel will exhibit a nornal vasodilation response Scenario: Mutant tissue expresses high levels of Adenylyl Cyclase. The mutant blood vessel will remain continuously constricted (small diameter) The mutant blood vessel will dilate uncontrollably and rupture The mutant blood vessel will exhibit a normal vasodilation response The mutant blood vessel will remain continuously dilated (large diameter) The mutant blood vessel will not exhibit any response

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Chapter27: Medications That Affect The Nervous System

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