Misfolded prion proteins may be toxic to brain cells because these

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Misfolded prion proteins may be toxic to brain cells because these

Misfolded prion proteins may be toxic to brain cells because these
A) can be passed from neuron to neuron.
B) trigger apoptosis in a neuron.
C) overstimulate glutamate receptors.
D) block sodium currents through the neuron membrane.
E) damage lysosomes leading to neuron swelling.

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