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Answer to Question 7 : D

All of the above. Dephosphorylation is the mechanism the protein phosphotases plays as the phosphorylation cascade continues. After an active protein kinases, the active kinases becomes inactive through dephosphorylation. An inactive kinase is formed for future use.

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What are second messengers?

A - Small water soluble molecules.
B - Centrosomes, spindle microtubules, and asters are apart of the spindle.
C - Nuclear envelope stands firm.
D - Connective tissue cell.

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Biology A49 Question (8/20)

All of the above. Dephosphorylation is the mechanism the protein phosphotases plays as the phosphorylation cascade continues. After an active protein kinases, the active kinases becomes inactive through dephosphorylation. An inactive kinase is formed for future use.

What are second messengers?

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