How does the insulin receptor differ from the erythropoietin receptor? a) upon b

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How does the insulin receptor differ from the erythropoietin receptor?

a) upon binding its signal molecule, the insulin receptor has two fold symmetry, while erhropoietin does not.

b) the insulin receptor contains a tyrosine kinsase, while the erythropoetin does not.

c) both the insulin and erythropoietin recptors triggers MAPK cascades.

d) the insulin receptor is phosphorylated in resonse to signal molecule binding, wehile the erythropoietin receptor does not.

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Explanation / Answer

Insulin receptor differ from erythropoietin receptor in following way- b) InsuIin receptor contains receptor protein tyrosine kinase activity but erythropoietin receptor doesn't have such activity.

Erythropoietin receptor cantains protein kinases associated with it and does not have cacapability of autophosphorylation.

It possesses non receptor protein tyrosine kinase activity.

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