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Please Answer All !!! Thank You, really need help! Name the kinases that phospho

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Question

Please Answer All !!! Thank You, really need help!

Name the kinases that phosphorylate the Mad linker domain?

Name a gene that is repressed by BMP signaling in the Drosophila wing imaginal disc?

Name two genes activated by BMP signaling in the blastoderm embryo?

What is the name of the period when no new action potential can be generated?

Name the cells in the CNS and PNS that secrete myelin?

The movement of what ions cause depolarization and repolarization in an action potential?

Name the enzyme that degrades lactose, what sugars make up lactose?

Name two structural pentose sugars?

Name the two components used to make acetylcholine?

Name the two proteins involved in the cross-bridge cycle during muscle contraction?

How is type 1 diabetes treated?

Name two common drugs given to patients with type 11 diabetes?

Name two versions of the same enzyme used to phosphorylate glucose?

Name two significant outcomes of glucose phosphorylation?

Name two carinal signs of DM?

In one line explain what is gluconeogenesis/Glycogenosis?

What causes the hyperpolarization of a living membrane?

Name the enzyme that breaks down acetylcholine, what does it break it down into?

What is the significant of the Midblastula transition?

Name the phosphatase which has been found to dephosphorylate Mad. How do phosphatases operate?

Explanation / Answer

Sequence wise answers are as follows:

1. Dullard phosphatase

2. BRK (brinker)

3. Optomotor blind (OMB) and Spelt

4. Absolute refractory period

5 . Schwann cells (PNS) and oligodendroglial cells (CNS)

6. Sodium ions

7. Enzyme: lactase; lactose= glucose+galactose

8. Ribose and deoxyribose

9. Ester of acetic acid and choline

10. Actin and myosin

11. Insulin injections

12. Metformin and sulfonylureas

13. Phosphoglucomutase and hexokinase

14. Causes instability and allows enzyme to open the carbon bonds in glucose, also acts as a barrier to muscle glucose uptake.

15. Insulin resistance and frequent urination

16. Metabolic process by which organisms produce glucose from non carbohydrate precursors

17. Efflux of K+

18. Acetylcholinesterase- breaks acetylcholine into choline and acetate

19. Zygotic gene transcription is activated.

20. PDP (Private dehydrogenase phosphatase). It directly dephosphorylates MAD and inhibits signal transduction of DPP