A Muscle That Causes Any Type of Movement in a Joint

question 23

Multiple Choice

A muscle that causes any type of movement in a joint when it contracts is called a(n) ____.

• A) flexor
• B) agonist
• C) depressor
• D) antagonist
• E) extensor

Understand the different types of receptors (ion channel-linked, G protein-linked, and enzyme-linked) and how they function in cell signal transduction.

Illustrate the mechanisms of signal termination in cellular communication.

Describe examples of how cells respond to signals, including signal amplification and its importance.

Compare and contrast signal transduction pathways involving cAMP and phospholipids.

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