What happens to the ATP after it provides energy for the conversion of glutamic acid to glutamine

The myenteric plexus a. supplies the secretory cells of the mucosal epithelium. b. contains sensory neurons which function as chemoreceptors. c. supplies the mucosal epithelium. d. regulates secretion by gastrointestinal organs. e.

Phosphorylation: a) Describe the process b) Why does it change the function of a molecule? c) Why is it so commonly used in signal transduction mechanisms?

Why is the destruction of a natural environment a risk to the survival of humans?

A molecular is involved in a chemical reaction causing the arrangement of its atoms to change. what is the result of this process

Who is the founder of botany

Which example best describes one way that humans contribute to the water cycle? A. formation of genetic material B. evaporation of sweat from skin C. production of oxygen D. fixation of nitrogen into ammonia

How would signaling be affected if a mutation caused a g protein to replace gdp with gtp on its own without needing to be activated by the g protein-coupled receptor?

The role of an organism in the ecosystem is called its A. niche B. habitat C. species D. environment

Which condition will increase the rate of chemical reaction?

Why does DNA has an overall negative charge?