Multiple Choice
Increasing cytosolic [Ca2+] is more useful as a signaling mechanism than Increasing [Na+] or [K +] or [Cl-] because
A) Far fewer Ca2+ ions need to flow because intracellular [Ca2+] is so low
B) Ca2+ can bind to specific proteins
C) Unlike the other ions, Ca2+ can activate phosphorylation of proteins
D) The Increase in [Ca2+] can be short-lived
E) All of the above
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