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Question #2 (5 pts): Compare the G proteins that acts in transducing the signal from b-adrenergic...

Question #2 (5 pts): Compare the G proteins that acts in transducing the signal from b-adrenergic receptors, and Ras. What properties do they share? How do they differ? What is the functional difference between Gas and Gai?

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