Which of the following hormones binds to a receptor tyrosinekinase?

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Why is the kinase so important in a receptor tyrosinekinase?

Tyrosine kinases activate synapses, triggering cellularresponses.

Tyrosine kinase is the signal that the receptor binds.

Kinases transfer phosphates, phosphorylating the receptor.

The tyrosine kinase domains are active in their monomericstates.

The tyrosine kinase uses guanosine triphosphate to becomeactivated.

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Which of the following is true of a receptor tyrosinekinase?

Part of it is exposed to the extracellular space, and part of itis located on the inside of the cell.

It is a cytoplasmic receptor.

It has seven transmembrane-spanning domains.

Dimerization is an optional step in receptor tyrosine kinaseactivation.

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