Functionally, G Proteins Are Classified into What Three Types

question 44

Multiple Choice

Functionally, G proteins are classified into what three types?

• A)alpha, beta, and gamma
• B)slow, fast, and opened or closed
• C)those that affect ion channels, stimulatory G proteins, and inhibitory G proteins
• D)first, second, and third messengers
• E)those that affect proteins, those that affect enzymes, and those that affect specific genes

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Definitions:

Parasympathetic

Part of the autonomic nervous system that conserves energy and slows the heart rate, among other functions.

Splanchnic Nerves

Nerves that convey information about the nutrient contents of the stomach to the brain and are responsible for providing autonomic nervous system control to the abdomen.

Collateral Ganglia

Collections of nerve cell bodies located in the peripheral autonomic nervous system, involved in transmitting nerve signals to organs.

Paravertebral Ganglia

Nerve cell clusters found alongside the vertebral column, involved in the autonomic nervous system's sympathetic division.