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An insulin receptor is a protein structure with multiple functional areas. what are these areas also known as and how do they affect the receptors function

An insulin receptor is a protein structure with multiple functional areas. what are these areas also known as and how do they affect the receptors function
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An insulin receptor is a protein structure with multiple functional areas. what are these areas also known as and how do they affect the receptors function

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An insulin receptor is a neurotransmitter that is activated by the presence of insulin. This receptor is usually represented by the abbreviation (IR),
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