Binding of phosphate or methyl groups to block a receptor so as to desensitize cells to high levels of a chemical causes the following change to the receptor.

Question

Binding of phosphate or methyl groups to block a receptor so as to desensitize cells to high levels of a chemical  causes the following change to the receptor.

Answer

It breaks down the receptor to prevent the chemical eliciting the usual response.

Answer

It changes the receptor shape to prevent the chemical eliciting the usual response.

Answer

It increases the refractory period duration of the receptor.

Answer

It prevents the receptor from interacting with chaperone proteins

Answer

It causes the receptor to dissociate into the alpha sub-unit and the beta-gamma dimer subunit.

Crowdly

Binding of phosphate or methyl groups to block a receptor so as to desensitize c...

Want instant access to all verified answers on learning.monash.edu?