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    Pores in the Neuronal Cell Membrane That May Be Selectively
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Pores in the Neuronal Cell Membrane That May Be Selectively

Question 7

Question 7

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Pores in the neuronal cell membrane that may be selectively permeable to charged molecules are called ________.


A) Phospholipids.
B) Axons.
C) Synapses.
D) Ion channels.

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