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Pathology › ViewWhat is the primary etiology of Myasthenia Gravis (MG)?
A. Genetic mutations affecting acetylcholine synthesis
B. Autoimmune production triggered by abnormal thymus
C. Viral infection targeting muscle cells
D. Neurodegenerative changes in the spinal cord
Enzymes and Movement of Substances › View
What must the shape of the substrate match in order to fit into the enzyme?
A. The shape of the enzyme’s active site
B. The shape of the enzyme’s surface
C. The shape of the enzyme’s core
D. The shape of the enzyme’s tail