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Jayden Bendall
on Oct 24, 2024Verified
Cells that respond to ligands
A) possess receptor sites for specific ligands.
B) generally produce the ligands.
C) have lysosomes that destroy the ligands.
D) are using electrical signals in cellular communication.
E) are not functional.
Receptor Sites
Specific locations on a cell surface or within a cell that are designed to bind with particular substances like hormones, neurotransmitters, or drugs.
Ligands
Molecules that bind to other (usually larger) molecules, often to signal or trigger a biochemical response.
- Determine the function of the plasma membrane in cellular communication and the process of signal transduction.
- Gain an understanding of the crucial roles and methodologies of cell communication and signaling.
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Learning Objectives
- Determine the function of the plasma membrane in cellular communication and the process of signal transduction.
- Gain an understanding of the crucial roles and methodologies of cell communication and signaling.
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