In which of the following signaling pathways does ligand binding induce the phosphorylation of the receptor molecules? (Check allthat apply.)A The TGF-beta pathway.B The Hedgehog/smoothened pathway.The Notch/Delta pathway.D) The Receptor-tyrosine kinase pathway.E) The canonical Wnt pathway.

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