What is the reversal potential for a channel?
A) The membrane potential at which the net current flux through a channel is zero, and on either side of which the net current flux moves in opposite directions
B) The membrane potential at which the net current flux through a channel is outward
C) The membrane potential at which the net current flux through a channel is inward
D) The membrane potential of the presynaptic neuron that triggers an action potential
E) The membrane potential of the presynaptic neuron that triggers transmitter release
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