Create a summary diagram and legend of the never and muscle in the ileum. Diagram should show all the receptors, ion channels, and signalling pathways that are necessary for nerve- muscle contraction. Write a legend to explain the diagram. Include the site of action of acetylcholine, DAMGO and naloxone

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