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1) Action potential is a short change in the electrical potential on the surface of a nerve cell that involves depolarization, the action potential, and repolarization. 2) Depolarization occurs when sodium rushes into the cell, making the charge negative, and the action potential is the signal continuing down the cell. 3) Repolarization involves potassium diffusing out of the cell and sodium-potassium pumps restoring ion concentrations, as neurotransmitters like dopamine chemically signal responses between cells.
1) Action potential is a short change in the electrical potential on the surface of a nerve cell that involves depolarization, the action potential, and repolarization. 2) Depolarization occurs when sodium rushes into the cell, making the charge negative, and the action potential is the signal continuing down the cell. 3) Repolarization involves potassium diffusing out of the cell and sodium-potassium pumps restoring ion concentrations, as neurotransmitters like dopamine chemically signal responses between cells.
1) Action potential is a short change in the electrical potential on the surface of a nerve cell that involves depolarization, the action potential, and repolarization. 2) Depolarization occurs when sodium rushes into the cell, making the charge negative, and the action potential is the signal continuing down the cell. 3) Repolarization involves potassium diffusing out of the cell and sodium-potassium pumps restoring ion concentrations, as neurotransmitters like dopamine chemically signal responses between cells.
Action potential is a short change in the electrical potential on the surface of a nerve cell. The following steps are action potential: depolarization, action potential, and the depolarization. Depolarization is where sodium rushes into the cell causing the charge to become negative. The signal continuing down the cell is the action potential. Repolarization is where the potassium diffuses out of the cell and then the sodium potassium pumps restore the correct concentrations of each. Neurotransmitters are chemical messengers that act to create responses. An example of this is dopamine.