Specificity in MAP Kinase Pathways Is Sometimes Achieved by Spatial

question 75

Multiple Choice

Specificity in MAP kinase pathways is sometimes achieved by spatial localization of the pathway's component proteins. Spatial localization of these components is done by structural (i.e., nonenzymatic) proteins called _____________.

• A)sequestration proteins
• B)partitioning proteins
• C)scaffolding proteins
• D)framework proteins
• E)spatial organization proteins

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