Neurophysiology 1: Electrotonic potential to Action potential

[zorantennis]

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[tonimareec]

good refresher thanks



[goodzi1990sa]

good job, thanks a lot

[MrAlbym]

jaja my bad, just heard your correction :P

[MrAlbym]

not being a smart ass, in general its pretty good but i do have to correct you in a little detail; the resting membrane potential is created because of the liking of potassium because the permeability of potassium is about 5000 times higher the the permeability to sodium. thats what gonna depolarize the cell.

[thee1spleffy]

Is it true 97% of neurons are non myelinated??? I don't know if i read this wrong but its seems to be stuck in my mind.

[catmuck007]

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[rastarastamany]

Keep up the good work.

[hashir5umar]

Very good and fantastic way of teaching....it cleared my concepts.....keep it up mate.

[tintinex]

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[dadarkone0]

very simple and to the point thank you so much



[moreTHANmemory2211]

very practical and simple -- bravo

[Kalishandy]

Excellent explanation. Wish you were my teacher in A & P. My teacher is having a hard time explaining action potential that's why I'm here in Youtube to look for help and I'm so glad I found you. Thanks again!

[aquariuslover1986]

too gud

[yntarius]

Really good explanation! Its even better then most animations u see around

[ash3rr]

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[kjvkarbear]

THANKS! you are able to explain complex subjects into the most important concepts. I really understand after listening to your explanations.

[bigandy666]

Very helpful. thanks

[chelseafc422]

awesome help

[gr8sc0tt]

Fantastic videos! :)

Thank you for posting

[77paramedic]

Really interesting stuff :) what happens in the nerve when we get little involuntary twitches? would you be able to put tabs up so i can see the values easily :)