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NN Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors are present on

A
Myocardium
B
Motor endplates
C
presynaptic glutamate-secreting axon terminals
D
Neuromuscular junction
High-Yield Explanation
Nicotinic receptors are subdivided into those found at the; neuromuscular junction (NM) CNS and autonomic ganglia (NN) The NN receptors are comprised of only a and b subunits. Each a subunit has a binding site for acetylcholine, and binding of an acetylcholine molecule to each of them induces a conformational change in the protein so that the channel opens. NN receptors in the brain are located presynaptically on glutamate-secreting axon terminals Ref: Ganong's Review of Medical Physiology 26th edition

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