Signal Binding to a Receptor Differs from Enzyme-Substrate Binding in That

question 3

Multiple Choice

Signal binding to a receptor differs from enzyme-substrate binding in that

• A) in signal binding the signal is not altered during the process.
• B) the single-binding process is reversible.
• C) in signal binding, cell receptors can become saturated by signal molecules.
• D) signal binding can be inhibited by an antagonist.
• E) None of the above

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