Actually, it is both acquired and part of your DNA. There is a logical <span>explanation but you have to figure that out on your own.</span>
Answer:
im not so sure but i thinks its frame shift mutation
Explanation:
In a resting state, sodium (Na ) is at a higher concentration outside the cell, and potassium (K ) is more concentrated inside the cell. During an action potential, the sodium levels <u>increase </u>inside the cell.
During an action potential, the potassium level inside the cell decreases, and the sodium level inside the cell increases. That is to say, there is an outflow of potassium and an inflow of sodium ions.
Action potential usually occurs when an electrical signal disrupts the balance of Na+ and K+ within a cell membrane, briefly depolarizing the concentrations of each.
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Answer B sounds reasonable
All I can think of is a scavenger but that's not a scientific term