The Increased Influx of Calcium at a Postsynaptic Terminal with Glutamate

question 17

Multiple Choice

The increased influx of calcium at a postsynaptic terminal with glutamate receptors

• A)activates the NMDA receptor to increase calcium influx.
• B)causes a greater release of neurotransmitter from the postsynaptic cell.
• C)activates the AMPA receptor to increase sodium influx.
• D)activates a protein kinase that phosphorylates the AMPA receptor, making it more sensitive to glutamate.
• E)activates a protein kinase that phosphorylates the NMDA receptor, making it more sensitive to glutamate.

Understand the role of the National War Labor Board during WWII in resolving labor disputes and legitimizing unions.

Evaluate the influence of major strikes (e.g., General Motors sit-down strike, Great Strike Wave of 1945-46) on unionization and labor-management relations.

Examine the evolution of labor-management relations from the late 1900s to the 21st century, including the impacts of concession bargaining and the decline of manufacturing.

Distinguish between different models of unionism (craft, industrial, general) and their transitions over time.

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