On binding of an insulin molecule to the insulin receptor,a conformational change occurs that
A) increases the affinity of a second insulin binding site.
B) causes the dimerization of the receptor.
C) brings the L1 region of the subunit closer to the membrane.
D) stimulates tyrosine autophosphorylation in the Subunits.

Question

On binding of an insulin molecule to the insulin receptor,a conformational change occurs that
A) increases the affinity of a second insulin binding site. 
B) causes the dimerization of the receptor. 
C) brings the L1 region of the subunit closer to the membrane. 
D) stimulates tyrosine autophosphorylation in the Subunits.

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The Answer of On binding of an insulin molecule to the insulin receptor,a conformational change occurs that
A) increases the affinity of a second insulin binding site. 
B) causes the dimerization of the receptor. 
C) brings the L1 region of the subunit closer to the membrane. 
D) stimulates tyrosine autophosphorylation in the Subunits.

On Binding of an Insulin Molecule to the Insulin Receptor,a