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Question: what is g alpha subunits rate of hydrolysis of GTP?
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The rate of hydrolysis of GTP by G alpha subunits can vary depending on the specific type of G alpha subunit and the cellular context. However, in general, G alpha subunits have a relatively slow rate of hydrolysis of GTP. This slow rate of hydrolysis allows for prolonged signaling by G proteins, which helps to enhance their ability to relay signals within cells.
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March 20, 2023, 7:06 p.m.
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