An antagonist and an inverse agonist are similar in that
A) both bind the receptor ligand-binding site
B) with both, the cellular effect is similar to the absence of natural ligand
C) with both, the receptor is irreversibly blocked
D) both lower the ability of the natural ligand to bind due to conformational changes to the receptor
E) None of the above is correct
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Q39: Most nuclear receptor proteins include
A) a zinc-finger
Q40: Ligands bind membrane bound receptors via
A) hydrogen
Q41: The structure of membrane bound receptors includes
A)
Q42: The acetylcholine receptor is an example of
Q43: In general, ion channel-linked receptors are important
Q44: Many ion channel-linked receptors which respond to
Q45: G protein-coupled receptors
A) also serve as transcription
Q46: Which is NOT true of enzyme-linked receptors?
A)
Q47: Molecules that act identically like a receptor's
Q49: A plot of ligand concentration vs receptor
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