question archive If a student creates a mutation in the nicotinic receptor subunit such that it is still a heterotetramer and binds AChand binds nicotine, but no longer is specific for Na+ ions when activated, what mutation most likely was generated?
If a student creates a mutation in the nicotinic receptor subunit such that it is still a heterotetramer and binds AChand binds nicotine, but no longer is specific for Na+ ions when activated, what mutation most likely was generated?
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If a student creates a mutation in the nicotinic receptor subunit
such that it is still a heterotetramer and binds AChand binds nicotine, but no longer is specific for Na+ ions when activated, what mutation most likely was generated?
