What effect does VX, a typical but potent acetyl cholinesterase inhibitor, have

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What effect does VX, a typical but potent acetyl cholinesterase inhibitor, have on muscle function? Fill in the blanks in the explanation below. A word bank of choices follows. Because the removal of acetylcholine is inhibited, the muscle membrane of the neuromuscular junction will remain for an abnormally long period, causing the muscles to remain in a state. The prolonged in turn would be propagated via the T tubule system to. The result would be prolonged release of catenae, resulting in sarcomere via of effects of calcium on. Selections: polarized: depolarized: depolarization: shortening: relaxing: contracted: the sarcoplasmic reticulum: the troponin system: myosin: Z lines

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depolarised; contracted; depolarization; the sarcoplasmic reticulum; contraction;troponin system

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