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Chapter 9.2, Problem 2CC
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To describe: The process before the reassociation of β/γ dimer and α subunit with each other.
Introduction: GPCRs stands for G-protein-coupled-receptors and are present in cells of eukaryotes. It contains transmembrane segments which move back and forth through plasma membrane and interact with the intracellular G proteins.
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