33. A professor creates a drug that inhibits Cat+ release from reticulum, upon a

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33. A professor creates a drug that inhibits Cat+ release from reticulum, upon administration to the patient, this patient's mus position? a++ release from the sarcoplasmic will be in what A. Normal/unchanged position B. Relaxed position C. Contracted position D. B and C 34. You are studying the effects of a new drug on a cancer ce goes into the cytoplasm and inhibits a growth signal that is secre drug must work by ll. You notice that your drug ted by the tumor. This A Blocking an intracellular receptor B. Blocking an extracellular receptor C. Activating a kinase D. Enhancing an intracellular cascade 35. In order to enter the mitochondria, proteins need to be unfolded A. True B. False 36. In order to enter the ER, proteins need to be unfolded A. True B. False 37 Which of the following is not a GTP activating/ GTPase enzyme? A. Ran B. Rab C. Ubiquitase D. Dynamin E. All of the above particle. In this 38. A child is born with a congenital absence of the signal recognition child's, cells which of the following will be noticed? A. No ribosomes will be able to dock to the ER B. Everything will look fine C. There will be increased ribosomal interaction with the ER D. There will be development of cancer

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33. relaxed position

34. a. blocking an intracellular receptor

35. true

36. TRUE

37. ubiquitase

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