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Glucagon binds to the glucagon receptor, which interacts with a membrane-bound G protein, whose α subunit releases GDP and binds GTP. The α subunit then dissociates from the G protein and diffuses to a membrane-bound adenylyl cyclase which produces cAMP. In this scenario, name the

(1) transducer,

(2) effector,

(3) first messenger, and

(4) second messenger.

#Unit 4. Cell Communication and Cell Signaling
  1. glucagon (2) cAMP (3) G protein (4) GTP

  2. G protein (2) adenylyl cyclase (3) glucagon (4) cAMP

  3. G protein (2) GTP (3) glucagon (4) cAMP

  4. glucagon (2) G protein (3) adenylyl cyclase (4) cAMP

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