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4. (20 points) The FGF signal transduction pathway is longer than the Notch signal transduction pathway. This means that there are more proteins involved between receptor-ligand binding and changes to gene expression in the nucleus. Give one advantage and one disadvantage for longer signal transduction pathways compared to shorter pathways. .

4. (20 points) The FGF signal transduction pathway is longer than the Notch signal transduction
pathway. This means that there are more proteins involved between receptor-ligand binding and
changes to gene expression in the nucleus. Give one advantage and one disadvantage for longer
signal transduction pathways compared to shorter pathways.

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