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Notch and delta are both transmembrane proteins involved in cell communication in the developing nervous system of vertebrate animals. What makes notch different from delta?.

Notch and delta are both transmembrane proteins involved in cell communication in the developing nervous system of vertebrate animals. What makes notch different from delta?.
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Notch and delta are both transmembrane proteins involved in cell communication in the developing nervous system of vertebrate animals. What makes notch different from delta?.

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Notch is a cell surface receptor and delta is a ligand that binds to the receptor
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