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Gtpase activity is important in the regulation of signal transduction because it

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It responses when cell surface receptors are activated especially trans membrane receptors such as taste, smell and vision.

Step-by-step explanation:

GTPases are a large group of hydrolase enzymes that link to the nucleotide guanosime triphosphase and hydrolyze it to guamosine diphosphate.

Signal transduction is the process whereby a chemical or physical signal is transmitted using a cell as series of molecular events or activities mostly protein Phosphorylation catalyzed by protein kinases which are finally resulting in a cellular response. Receptors are seen as proteins which can sense stimuli even though most times, sensors are used.

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