G proteins transmit a signal from the cell surface to the interior of the cell. all G proteins have a similar structure. G proteins do not use second messengers but transmit the signal directly into the nucleus. G proteins act to amplify the signal creating a cascade response in the cell. proteins transmit a signal from the cell surface to the interior of the cell. all G proteins have a similar structure. G proteins do not use second messengers but transmit the signal directly into the nucleus. G proteins act to amplify the signal creating a cascade response in the cell.
Hot dogs are made of various ground up meats sealed in a casing. They could either be made of pork, chicken, turkey, beef, anything, but not usually different meats in the same dog. They are a form of sausage originally called a Frankfurter.
In the cartoon, vendors were selling real dachshund dogs in a roll, yelling Get your hot dogs! at each other. As a result, the name hot dog caught on, and--after Stevens was able to convince people that it wasn't made out of dog meat--the hot dog became a hit.Source(s): http://www.thepoop.com/pooppourri/hotdog.asp.eport Abuse. The journey of the hot dog from a simple sausage to a staple of the American diet began in 1852 Germany, when the Frankfurt butchers' guild created a long, thin sausage and named it frankfurter in honor of their town.