Which modifications reduce receptor conductance?
A) substitution of 2′ threonine (T) with a smaller hydrophilic residue
B) substitution of 2′ threonine (T) with a larger hydrophilic residue
C) substitution of 2′ threonine (T) with a smaller hydrophobic residue
D) substitution of 2′ threonine (T) with any polar residue
E) substitution of 2′ threonine (T) with a larger hydrophobic residue
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