Describe the signaling pathway

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a) describe signaling through the G-protein-linked receptor. Include the details of the receptor, the associating G protein and it's subunits and the events in the sequence that they occur. Include EVERY step that is activated.

b) describe the signaling pathway that involves cAMP and G proteins. Include how each step is reset. Include the dephosphorylation events. Assume involvement of PKA.

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