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5. The following second messenger activates protein kinase C A) cAMP B)DAG C)cGMP D) IP3 E)...

5. The following second messenger activates protein kinase C

A) cAMP

B)DAG

C)cGMP

D) IP3

E) calcium

6. Which of these is the second messenger for calmodulin?

A) cAMP

B)DAG

C)cGMP

D) IP3

E) calcium

7. Which of these is the second messenger thatv leads to glucose mobilization?

A) cAMP

B) IP3

C) DAG

D) Calcium

E) cGMP

8. Which of these second messengers opens calcium channels?

A) IP3

B) cAMP

C) cGMP

D)DAG

E) calcium

9. Which of these second messengers triggers vasodilation (think Cialis)

A) IP3

B) calcium

C) cAMP

D) cGMP

E) DAG

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