ion-linked gated channels are receptor proteins through which ions pass. A cell biologist has blocked these channels in a lab rats liver tissue by using a chemical that:

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ion-linked gated channels are receptor proteins through which ions pass. A cell biologist has blocked these channels in a lab rats liver tissue by using a chemical that:

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