DQuestion 4Why is it advantageous to have multiple steps during a signal transduction pathway?O It allows fine tuning of the cellular responseIt enables long distance signallingO To propagate nuclear responsesIt allows ligands to by-pass the plasma membraneTo regulate the concentration of ions within the cytosol

The signal transduction pathway refers to the binding of intracellularly signaling molecules and…

Why is it advantageous to have multiple steps during a signal transduction pathway? It allows fine tuning of the cellular response O It enables long distance signalling To propagate nuclear responses O It allows ligands to by-pass the plasma membrane O To regulate the concentration of ions within the cytosol

Why is it advantageous to have multiple steps during a signal transduction pathway? It allows fine tuning of the cellular response O It enables long distance signalling To propagate nuclear responses O It allows ligands to by-pass the plasma membrane O To regulate the concentration of ions within the cytosol

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter9: Cell Communication

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Problem 7TYK: Which of the following would not inhibit signal transduction? a. Phosphate groups are removed from...

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