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Card 16
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How is a potential difference/polarisation achieved in the plasma membrane?
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Card 17
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What is the resting potential value for most neurones?
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Card 18
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Once the sodium-voltage gated ion channels are opened why do Na+'s flood into the cell?
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Card 19
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At what potential difference will the Na+ voltage-gated ion channels open?
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Card 20
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What happens during repolarisation?
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Card 21
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What happens during hyperpolarisation?
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Card 22
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Describe saltatory conduction.
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Card 23
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What type of cell makes up the myelinated sheath?
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Card 24
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How does your brain tell the difference between a strong and a weak stimulus?
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Card 25
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Give some examples of organisms with giant axons
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