The Effects of Nerve Gas Prevent the Removal of Acetylcholine

question 82

Multiple Choice

The effects of nerve gas prevent the removal of acetylcholine from synapses by interfering with its ____.​

• A) ​diffusion away from the synaptic cleft
• B) ​enzymatic degradation
• C) ​active pumping back into the neuron
• D) ​binding to its respective receptor
• E) ​ability to flux ions across the membrane of the receiving neuron

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