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A) diffusion around sites of release to affect neighboring cells.
B) the use of a chemical signal that communicates from the presynaptic cell to the postsynaptic cell.
C) the use of a second messenger signal within the postsynaptic cell.
D) the use of a chemical signal that communicates from the postsynaptic cell to the presynaptic cell.
E) the use of a chemical signal that communicates from the presynaptic cell back onto the same presynaptic cell.
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A) This cleavage generates cAMP that acts as a second messenger.
B) This cleavage generates active protein kinase A that phosphorylates proteins.
C) This cleavage generates arachidonic acid that acts as a second messenger.
D) This cleavage generates 12-HPETE that acts as a second messenger.
E) This cleavage generates inositol-1,4,5-trisphosphate (IP3) and diacylglycerol (DAG) that act as second messengers.
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A) This would make β-adrenergic receptor activation using the cAMP pathway irreversible.
B) This would have no effects on β-adrenergic receptor signaling using the cAMP pathway.
C) This would make β-adrenergic receptor activation using the cAMP pathway last longer.
D) This would prevent β-adrenergic receptor activation from causing any effects through the cAMP pathway.
E) This would mimic the signaling pathway, causing the same effect as activation of the β-adrenergic receptor.
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A) This would irreversibly activate metabotropic signaling mediated by Gs.
B) This would irreversibly activate metabotropic signaling mediated by Gi and Go.
C) This would irreversibly inhibit metabotropic signaling mediated by Gs.
D) This would irreversibly inhibit metabotropic signaling mediated by Gi and Go.
E) This would have no effect on metabotropic signaling.
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A) Norepinephrine would activate calcium currents for a shorter amount of time than normal.
B) Norepinephrine would switch its target and couple to potassium currents.
C) Norepinephrine would not affect calcium currents.
D) Norepinephrine would persistently activate calcium currents.
E) Norepinephrine would persistently inhibit calcium currents.
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A) all trigger the generation of cAMP in cells.
B) can activate one of many enzymes in cells.
C) have faster action than direct metabotropic signaling.
D) all inhibit ion channels within cells.
E) all trigger the cleavage of PIP2 to generate IP3 and DAG.
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A) indicates the subtype of G protein that will be coupled the receptor.
B) does not indicate the subtype of G protein or second messenger that will be coupled to the receptor.
C) indicates the second messenger that will be coupled to the receptor.
D) indicates the ion channels that will be targeted by second messengers.
E) indicates if the effect on the synapse will be excitatory or inhibitory.
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A) Glutamate
B) Acetylcholine
C) Endocannabinoids
D) Norepinephrine
E) Dopamine
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A) Cardiac potassium channels were opened in inside-out patch clamp recordings when pure recombinant α-subunit was applied to the intracellular side of the patch.
B) Cardiac potassium channels were opened in inside-out patch clamp recordings when pure recombinant βγ-subunit was applied to the intracellular side of the patch.
C) Removal of intracellular GTP prevents the activation of cardiac muscarinic receptors from opening of potassium channels.
D) The addition of intracellular Gpp(NH) p prolongs the opening of potassium channels after activation of cardiac muscarinic receptors.
E) Muscarinic receptor-mediated activation of potassium channels is blocked by pertussis toxin.
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A) adenylate cyclase cleavage of membrane phospholipids.
B) phospholipase A2 cleavage of cAMP.
C) phospholipase C or D cleavage of cAMP.
D) adenylate cyclase cleavage of cAMP.
E) phospholipase C or D cleavage of membrane phospholipids.
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A) small homomeric GTP binding proteins made up of only α-subunits.
B) heterotrimeric GTP binding proteins made up of α-, β-, and γ-subunits.
C) heterotrimeric cGMP binding proteins made up of α-, β-, and γ-subunits.
D) small homomeric GTP binding proteins made up of only β-subunits.
E) small homomeric GTP binding proteins made up of only γ-subunits.
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A) This would irreversibly activate all G protein-coupled metabotropic signaling.
B) This would irreversibly inhibit all G protein-coupled metabotropic signaling.
C) This would have no effect on G protein-coupled metabotropic signaling.
D) This would irreversibly activate G protein-coupled metabotropic signaling mediated by only Gi and Go.
E) This would irreversibly inhibit G protein-coupled metabotropic signaling mediated by only Gi and Go.
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A) mediates reflex arcs in the spinal cord.
B) is mediated by ligand-gated ion channels.
C) is required for high speed, integrated motor performance.
D) is mediated by metabotropic receptors that activate intracellular second-messenger pathways.
E) mediates skeletal muscle contraction.
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A) is packaged into synaptic vesicles for release.
B) is moved across cell membranes by a transporter that uses ATP as the energy for transport.
C) is moved across cell membranes by a transporter that exchanges sodium ions for nitric oxide.
D) is moved across cell membranes by facilitated diffusion.
E) diffuses directly across cell membranes.
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A) Adding extra GTP to the cell cytoplasm to activate G protein-coupled receptors.
B) The addition of cholera toxin to inhibit G protein-coupled receptors.
C) The addition of GDP-β-s enhances and greatly prolongs agonist-induced activation of G protein-mediated responses.
D) The addition of GTP-γ-s enhances and greatly prolongs agonist-induced activation of G protein-mediated responses.
E) The addition of pertussis toxin to activate G protein-coupled receptors.
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