What is the largest protein superfamily encoded by animal genomes?
A)Gprotein-coupled receptors
B)RTKs
C)steroid receptors
D)tubulin superfamily
E)ligand-gated channels

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G protein-coupled receptors are the largest protein superfamily encoded by animal genomes with over 800 members in humans alone. This family includes receptors for a wide range of stimuli, including hormones, neurotransmitters, and sensory stimuli.

What Is the Largest Protein Superfamily Encoded by Animal Genomes