题目：
受体类型主要有（）
A.门控离子通道型受体
B.G-蛋白偶联型受体
C.具有酪氨酸激酶活性的受体
D.细胞膜受体
答案：
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受体类型主要有（） A.门控离子通道型受体 B.G-蛋白偶联型受体 C.具有酪氨酸激
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C．children who have seen 150-plus smoking scenes are 70% more likely than those who have seen fewer to have smoked
D．children who have never seen any smoking instances in movies are not likely to try smoking
