An action potential is a short-term change in membrane potential. Action potentials typically arise at the axon hillock of a neuron and are the prerequisite for stimulus transmission. What is the action potential? Action potentials typically arise at the axon hillock of a nerve cell and are the prerequisite for stimulus transmissions. The action potential … Action Potential: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Depolarization is the cancellation of charge differences on the two membrane sides of a nerve or muscle cell. The membrane potential changes to a less negative one as a result. In diseases such as epilepsy, the depolarization behavior of nerve cells changes. What is depolarization? Depolarization is the cancellation of charge differences on the two … Depolarization: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
All life originates from the sea. Therefore, there are conditions in the body that build on these original conditions of life. This means that vital building blocks in the organism are salts. They enable all physiological processes, are part of the organs and form ions in aqueous solution. Sodium and potassium chloride are dominant salts … Membrane Potential: Function, Role & Diseases
