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Graded potentials originate at the
synapse
Action potentials are produced by _________ ____________ and are initiated at the ___________ _____
graded potentials; trigger zone
The SIZE of the graded potential determines the
frequency of action potentials
The strength of the stimulus determines the
size of the graded potential
Voltage gated Sodium Channel has ___ domains, and in each domain the peptide crosses the membrane ___ times
4; 6 (S1-S6)
S5 and S6 form the
activation gate
Absolute refractory period is determined by
Na channel inactivation
Relative refractory period is determined by
potassium channel after-hyperpolarization
Saltatory conduction
"hopping" of an AP from one node to the next
S4 has a large positive/negative charge?
positive
Hyperkalemia
high potassium in blood, causing a smaller stimulus to create an AP that otherwise wouldn't have occured
Hypokalemia
deficient potassium in the blood causing an AP to not occur at a level that it normally would've
Inactivation gate is formed by
the third cytoplasmic loop (between domain 3 and 4)