The current theory around neuro-muscular activation of skeletal muscle says that

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The current theory around neuro-muscular activation of skeletal muscle says that acetylcholine is the sole neurotransmitter that activates the contractile process. However, research indicates that in some skeletal muscle there may be other neurotransmitters involved, if not in major activation events, but perhaps as a regulatory mechanism for activation. What might this/these regulatory transmitters be? Describe what might be the "new" theory for neuronal activation of muscular contraction using evidence from the literature.

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These regulatory transmitter can be glutamic acid, dopamine , amino acid ( alpha aminpbutyric acid ) GABA.

Inhibitory and excitation GABAenergic innervation of different body muscle coordinate the wave of body muscles coordinate involved in locomotion in c. elegance .

According to these theory will be that at the protein level many transmitter correlate with each other to express a fuction and might show dominancy to express itself.

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