How does an "integrate-and-fire" neuron work?
A) Neurons will fire when they receive any type of information from the neuron before it
B) The strength of the action potential fired is dependent upon the strength of the signal the neuron receives
C) Graded voltage inputs are summed, and if a threshold point is crossed, the neuron will fire an all-or-none action potential
D) The neuron will only fire if it receives information from all of the neurons it receives information from, or not at all

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An "integrate-and-fire" neuron sums graded voltage inputs, and if the summed input crosses a certain threshold, it fires an all-or-none action potential.

How Does an "Integrate-And-Fire" Neuron Work