Calcium Pumps Differ from Sodium-Potassium Pumps in That

question 81

Multiple Choice

Calcium pumps differ from sodium-potassium pumps in that 

• A)they do not require energy in order to operate. 
• B) they are rarely found in the central nervous system.​ 
• C) they do not collect another type of ion in exchange for the calcium they pump out of the cell.​ 
• D) they are not essential for the healthy operation of the nervous system.​

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Definitions:

LMX

Leadership Member Exchange, a theory that focuses on the relationship between leaders and subordinates, emphasizing that different types of relationships may lead to varying levels of resource allocation.

Employees

Persons who work for another individual or organization under an agreement of employment, typically in exchange for salary or wages.

Early LMX Theory

Stands for early Leader-Member Exchange theory, focusing on the relationships leaders form with individual team members, often predicting team and organizational outcomes.

Out-group

A social group towards which an individual feels contempt, opposition, or a sense of competition.