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When Neurons Are Not Producing Electrical Signals,there Is Still a Voltage

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When neurons are not producing electrical signals,there is still a voltage difference across their membranes.What is this voltage called?

A) channel-gate bias
B) electrolyte voltage
C) equilibrium potential
D) resting potential
E) ion current

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