The Nervous System: Action Potentials | A Level Biology Revision

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[@bossmankarwa]

What causes the initial sodium channels to open (before positive feedback starts to occur). Is it the energy from the stimulus? You talk about it in #3 - 'Threshold'.

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Are the potassium ion channels opened during depolarisation ?

[@khalil7011]

No, Na+ ions diffuse rapidly into the axon via facilitated diffusion to reverse the resting potential, No K+ though

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I have no idea what's going on this is o confusing. Can you do a condensed video on this topic

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Plz make a videon on transmission of action potential also

[@theshadeofjett]

so after hyperpolarisation a nerve impulse is released?

[@taqdeesrehman9812]

Hyperpolarisation is when the membrane can't depolase. This is caused by overshoot which occurs due to the outward flow of potassium ions reaching equillibrium.

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