The action potential generated through a threshold or suprathreshold stimulus on a neuron.
<h3>Where is the action potential generated?</h3>
The action potential (AP) originates thanks to a disturbance of the resting state of the cell membrane, with consequent flow of ions through the membrane and alteration of the ionic concentration in the intra and extracellular environments.
In this case, is a rapid change in the electrical potential of neuron membranes.
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Well I believe that
aside from the big ones which are the DNA and RNA:
Some
proteins (such as telomerase) have bits of attached RNA. Ribosomes have a bit
of RNA. <span>
<span>We also have adenosine triphosphate, which is the energy koin
of the cell. </span></span>
Answer: When the protein for a particular gene is formed, the gene is expressed.
Explanation: just did it on edge :)
The two types of succession are primary and secondary. <span> Primary succession is the series of changes that occur on an entirely new habitat which has never been colonized before, while secondary occurs on places that have already been colonized before.</span>
