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Module 3 Chapter 17 Multiple choice questions 17.4
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What is the approximate duration of a typical action potential, from initiation to a stable return to resting membrane potential?
1 ms
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3 ms
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5 ms
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10 ms
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The α-subunit of voltage-gated sodium channels contains four domains, each comprising six transmembrane helices. How does the α-subunit of voltage-gated sodium channels control sodium movement through the cell membrane?
The S1-4 helices form the channel pore and the S5-6 helices are part of the voltage-sensor. The link between domains 1 and 2 forms the inactivation gate.
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The S1-4 helices form the channel pore and the S5-6 helices are part of the voltage-sensor. The link between domains 3 and 3 forms the inactivation gate.
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The S1-4 helices form the voltage-sensor and the S5-6 helices are part of the channel pore. The link between domains 1 and 2 forms the inactivation gate.
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The S1-4 helices form the voltage-sensor and the S5-6 helices are part of the channel pore. The link between domains 3 and 4 forms the inactivation gate.
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By what percentage is the total number of sodium ions (Na
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0.05%
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0.5%
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5%
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50%
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