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14. Cell Signaling - Part 1 of 2
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14. Cell Signaling / Overview of Cell Surface Receptors / Problem 2
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What is a common mechanism by which cell surface receptors are activated?
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Ligand binding directly phosphorylates the receptor's cytosolic domain.
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Ligand binding results in the receptor's dissociation from the cell membrane.
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Ligand binding causes the receptor to be internalized and degraded.
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Ligand binding induces a conformational change in the receptor, activating its signaling function.
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