Question

Voltage-regulated channels can be found a. at the motor end plate. b. on the surfaces of dendrites. c. in the membrane that covers axons. d. on the soma of neurons. e. along the perikaryon of neurons.

Answer 1

Answer:

Option C

In the membrane that covers axons

Explanation:

Voltage-regulated channels allow for selective passage of different beneficial ions such as potassium and are  found on the surface of a wide variety of cells such as nerve, muscle, and secretory cells. They mainly regulate cell membrane excitability, repetitive low frequency firing in some neurons, and recover the nerve fiber membrane.