Multiple Choice
Non-hydrolysable GTP analog is an analog of GTP that
A) cannot bind to G proteins associated with metabotropic receptors.
B) is rapidly cleaved by GTPases to GDP.
C) cannot be cleaved by GTPases to GDP.
D) cannot be used in G protein-mediated signaling.
E) remains persistently bound in a heterotrimer.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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