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    Protein Structures Which Form Pores in the Neuronal Cell Membrane
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Protein Structures Which Form Pores in the Neuronal Cell Membrane

Question 1

Question 1

Multiple Choice

Protein structures which form pores in the neuronal cell membrane are called


A) gates.
B) ion channels.
C) phospholipid bilayers.
D) passages.

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