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The Mutation That Would Lead to the Most Dramatic Effect

Question 34

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The mutation that would lead to the most dramatic effect on Ca2+ transport is a mutation of


A) Ser16 in phospholamban.
B) Thr17 in phospholamban.
C) Asp351 in SERCA.
D) Ser17 in E2P.

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