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(what type of Voltage sensors in the Nav channels are thought to be a run of amino acids) O positive o negative O neutralWhat are 4 major types of potassium channels (classified based on activation)(choose ALL that apply) Voltage gated PotassiumThe Number 4 transmembrane segment is a common and well established voltage sensor containing charged amino acids. Which of tThe mutation causing equine periodic paralysis is due to a mutation that causes in the channel. O slower than normal inactiva

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question no 1 ans is neagtive amino acid

ans2 : voltage gated

leak channel (tandem pore)

inward rectifying

Calcium activated

ans 3 : both B and C

ans4 : slower then normal inactivation

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