Question 1Amyloid Precursor Protein (APP) is actually thought to be a natural neuroprotective agent induced by neuronal stress or injury.O TrueO FalseQuestion 2Which of the following is not a property of serine protease?A globular protein with high molecular weight● It is initially synthesized as a zymogenIt has uniquely activated tyrosine residue at the active siteCleaves polypeptide at a specific amino acid residueQuestion 3RTK is activated by cyclic AMP.O TrueFalse

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