Answer:
It would block the generation of action potential in the motor neurons
Explanation:
Tetrodotoxin (TTX) is a toxic compound found in the Pufferfish which could affect the neuronal signalling in the humans.
The tetrodotoxin binds to the sodium channels present in the motor neurons in the soma region of the neuron where the binding of the tetrodotoxin to the sodium channels inhibits the inward flow of the sodium ions. The reduction in the influx of sodium ions does not change the depolarization of the cell membrane and hence action potential is not generated in the motor neuron.
Thus, It would block the generation of the action potential in the motor neurons is the correct answer.
The designated "universal genetic code" is the complex information system contained within DNA and is unique to every species and overall similar within all organisms.
There is no remaining DNA from the earliest organisms, but there is every evidence that all organisms that exist or have ever existed utilize DNA as the basis of the universal genetic code that configures life and regulates evolution.
Evolution does not occur without replication and replication does not occur without DNA. The structure of all organisms is protein based, which are virtually all specified by DNA, which itself is made up of proteins. A serious chicken and egg conundrum.
Present hypotheses about the origin of life, OoL, are restricted to purely natural conditions and causes for OoL because of the ideological belief called philosophical naturalism, but tis cannot explain the origin of DNA.
DNA is multi-level organically coded, intelligently designed and irreducibly complex, homochiral structured, most complex information in the universe, bar none. It has no natural process explanation. It is the basis for all evolution and the common design of all organisms.
Current naturalistic propositions about OoL will never find the source of OoL or explain the creation of DNA.
The proteins are found around the holes and help move molecules in and out of the cell.
Answer:Chromatic observation
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