Question

During an action potential, the largest increase in sodium permeability occurs at the peak of the action potential waveform.

Answer 1

During an action potential, the largest increase in sodium permeability occurs at the peak of the action potential waveform is false.

So, the correct option is (b).

• Potassium ions will flow down their concentration gradient, or towards the exterior of the cell, because the membrane is permeable to them. Although the membrane is not permeable to sodium, there is a concentration gradient that favours sodium diffusion in the opposite direction.

•  The action potential is also referred to as a "spike" or a "impulse" by neuroscientists. A depolarizing current causes an explosion of electrical activity known as the action potential.

• Only recordings with input resistance greater than 5 G were utilised to ensure the correctness of the waveforms captured. Using the pCLAMP6 programme, waveforms were captured and later played back as voltage clamp instructions in other cells.

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