Which kind of receptor uses a system of second messengers to cause changes in excitability? a. ionotropic b. metabotropic c. GABAA d. nicotinic

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Which kind of receptor uses a system of second messengers to cause changes in excitability?

a. ionotropic
b. metabotropic
c. GABAA
d. nicotinic

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The answer is B. Metabotropic

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