Multiple Choice
Using a micropipette,a neuroscientist injects an axon with enough Na⁺ ions to move the membrane potential +25mV (from resting) .What happens next?
A) The membrane potential will be at the Na⁺ equilibrium potential.
B) Voltage-gated Na⁺ will be triggered to open.
C) The neuron membrane will be hyperpolarized.
D) Na⁺ channels will all be inactivated.
E) None of the answer choices are correct.
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