When neurons are not producing electrical signals,there is still a voltage difference across their membranes.What is this voltage called?
A)channel-gate bias
B)electrolyte voltage
C)equilibrium potential
D)resting potential
E)ion current

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The voltage difference across the membrane of a neuron when it is not producing an electrical signal is referred to as the resting potential. This is the baseline electrical state of the neuron, and it is maintained by the activity of ion channels in the membrane.

When Neurons Are Not Producing Electrical Signals,there Is Still a Voltage