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Neural Action Potential Essentials

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Neural Action Potential Essentials
 

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Neural Action Potential EssentialsOnline version

Key terms about nerve impulses and ion flow.

by Dr. Karthik Raj Prabhakar
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Minimum membrane potential required to trigger an action potential.

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Decrease in membrane potential toward zero as channels open.

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Return toward resting membrane potential after peak.

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Increase in membrane potential beyond the resting level.

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Stable electrical condition of a neuron when inactive.

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Major extracellular ion that enters during the rising phase.

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Major intracellular ion that exits during repolarization.

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Nerve fiber along which an action potential travels.

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The period during which the nerve is unexcitable

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Potential formed as a response to subthreshold stimulus

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Equation to calculate the RMP of a membrane

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