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Introduction to Biosignaling
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12. Biosignaling / Introduction to Biosignaling / Problem 7
Problem 7
What is a key difference between GPCRs and RTKs?
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GPCRs associate with G proteins, while RTKs involve receptor dimerization.
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GPCRs are activated by light, while RTKs are activated by mechanical touch.
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GPCRs are found in the cytoplasm, while RTKs are membrane-bound.
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GPCRs use lipid hormones, while RTKs use protein hormones.
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