Calcium Influx into the Muscle Is Directly Caused by

question 20

Multiple Choice

Calcium influx into the muscle is directly caused by

• A) agrin binding to its receptor.
• B) sodium influx.
• C) increased ACh receptor expression.
• D) increased calcium channel expression.
• E) potassium leakage.

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