Aging in rats is associated with an increased number of junctional and extrajunctional acetylcholine receptors and a shift towards lower binding affinity, independent of major changes in membrane lipid composition.
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Aging alters rat neuromuscular acetylcholine receptor binding independently of lipids; leaves open translation to human neuromuscular aging.
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