At an inhibitory synapse (IPSP), the postsynaptic membrane experiences all of the above and is denoted as option B.
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What is Hyperpolarization?</h3>
This is described as the opposite of depolarization and involves the cell's membrane potential being more negative.
At an inhibitory synapse (IPSP), the postsynaptic membrane becomes hyperpolarized which is characterized by an increase in permeability to both Na and K.
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Answer: 6N and it’s moving up
Explaining: Net force is when you add or subtract the amount of force that is being Applied to a object- in this case it’s being applied on opposite sides this means we subtract from the bigger force
12N - 6N = 6N
Answer:
Blastocyst stage
Explanation:
A baby undergoes different stages of development before they become fully matured. It all begins with the process of fertilization which involves a sperm cell coming in contact with an egg.
After a successful fertilization, the fertilized egg travels down to the uterus where it undergoes series of cell division till it becomes a stack of arranged cells known as the blastocyst.
During the blastocyst stage, the embryo fastens itself to the edge of the uterus, this process is known as implantation.
Hence, the embryo implants in the uterus during the blastocyst stage.
Answer:
Glucose.
Explanation:
During periods of maximum efforts the heart pumps blood at 34 liters per minute, and this delivers oxygen to the muscles at 4 liters per minute. But this is insufficient to meet the oxygen requirement of the muscles. The pancreas produces insulin that changes the glucose to glycogen to maintain the body.