In the nervous system, the term membrane potential refers to the
A) ability of a cell membrane to conduct an electrical impulse
B) separation of charges across a biological membrane.
C) ability of a membrane to give rise to vesicles.
D) ability of a cell membrane to transport Na+ and K+ ions
E) ability of the plasma membrane to form T-tubules.
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Q2: Resting (membrane) potential is determined primarily by
Q3: When compared to normal resting conditions, a
Q4: In terms of Ohm's law, three factors
Q5: Which of the following characteristics are associated
Q6: Local passive current flow decreases with distance
Q7: Increasing axonal diameter increases the length constant
Q8: Threshold potential is
A) typically between -50 mV
Q9: During the initial, depolarizing phase of the
Q10: Once threshold potential has been achieved, the
Q11: Which of the following is responsible for
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