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Every graded potential results in an action potential on a post-synaptic neuron.

If a neuron is experiencing more IPSP’s than EPSP’s, what is the probable outcome?

Which nervous tissue cells would play a major role in fighting a bacterial infection of the brain?

What is happening during phase 3 on this action potential diagram?

Which direction do action potentials travel along the corticospinal tract?

Neurons located in this brain area send nerve impulses to spinal cord motor neurons that control skeletal muscles:

This part of the eye receives light from the outside and directs it through the pupil.

Which type of channel action would you expect to be hyperpolarizing on a postsynaptic membrane?

When an inhibitory neurotransmitter binds its receptor on the postsynaptic neuron:

Nerves contain no connective tissues.