2. The cholesterol molecules associated with the 2-adrenergic receptor orient so

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The cholesterol molecules associated with the 2-adrenergic receptor orient so that their lone hydroxyl is near the inner leaflet edge. This is the only atom in cholesterol with hydrogen-bonding potential. Given the consistency of this orientation, identify the hydrogen bonding partner that best explains this edge. This is the Amino acids side chains of the B-2 adrenergic receptor Alcohol portion of the phosphoglyceride. Phosphate group of the phosphoglyceride. Glycerol of the phosphoglyceride. Fatty acid acyl carbonyl oxygen of the phosphoglyceride. Fatty acid hydrocarbon tail of the phosphoglyceride. Water.

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1. Amino acid side chain of the beta 2 adrenergic receptor

2. Hormone receptor binding is an allosteric process .

GDP-GTP exchange is a allosteric process .

G coupled AC activation is a allosteric process .

cyclic AMP synthesis is a enzymatic process.

PKA activation is a allosteric process .

protein phosphorylation is an enzymatic process.

Hormone -receptor dissociation is a enzymatic process

GTP hydrolysis is an allosteric process.

cAMP hydrolysis is an allosteric process.

protein de-phosphorylation is a enzymatic process

3. 3 ATP

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