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• Imagine that you have a friend in Memphis. You would like to send this friend a message.
Your friend doesn’t have a land-line phone.
Your friend doesn’t have a cell phone.
Your friend doesn’t have an internet connection.
Your friend lives an impoverished existence.
You on the other hand, have rich resources, including a bottle, a
cork, and a piece of paper with your message on it.
What could you do to increase the likelihood that your friend in Memphis would get your message?
Fig. 4.1. Types of receptors
Fig. 4.13. Ligand-gated ion channel. Where have we seen this?
Fig. 4.14.Receptor-enzymes
Fig. 4.19.Signal transduction via G-protein-coupled receptors
What do these three mechanisms have in common?
Contrast them to the mechanism shown in the following slide.
Fig. 4.11Signal
transduction by
intracellular receptors.
Fig. 4.32.Connections between the
hypothalamus and the posterior
pituitary.
Fig. 4.33Connections between the
hypothalamus and the anterior
pituitary.