Section Bank B/B #28

[laczlacylaci]

Ok, I understand why C is correct. But why is A wrong? As holo-RBP: STRA6 increases (meaning holo-RBP increases even with constant STRA6), relative retinol fluorescence increases. And according to the graph, at 4holo-RBP (higher ratio), it has a higher relative retinal fluorescence. (is there something wrong with the phrasing of STRA6-catalyzed?

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[betterfuture]

The fluorescence corresponds to binding, not release. So that means, as the ratio of holo RBP to STRA6 increases, less of the retinol is being released, hence why there is more fluorescence.