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Question 1

The major relay center of the brain is the
◦ cerebrum.
◦ olfactory area.
◦ cerebellum.
◦ thalamus.
◦ hypothalamus.

Question 2

The membrane-bound enzyme system that restores and maintains the resting membrane potential is which of the following pumps?
◦ sodium-phosphorus
◦ sodium-potassium
◦ sodium-chlorine
◦ phosphorus-calcium
◦ phosphorus-chlorine
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Reply #1 on: Jan 6, 2021
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