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Skeletal Muscle
Description
The activation of ionotropic, nicotinic receptors by acetylcholine. Note - the same neurotransmitter causes the opposite effect in heart myocytes.
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cellular pathology
signal transduction pathways
cellular pathology
signal transduction pathways
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Skeletal Muscle
Stimulated by Motor Neuron
Actetylcholine acts on ionotropic, nicotinic receptors
The effector protein is an ion channel
Causes depolarisation of the cell membrane
leads to increased contraction
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