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The α-Subunit of the Voltage-Activated Potassium Channel Resembles

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The α-subunit of the voltage-activated potassium channel resembles


A) the α-subunit of the voltage-activated sodium channel.
B) the P-loop of the voltage-activated sodium channel.
C) domain IV of the voltage-activated sodium channel.
D) the α-subunit of the voltage-activated calcium channel.
E) the α-subunit typical of a Cys-loop receptor.

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