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You decide to run an experiment in the lab in which you stimulate a neuron two times. If you wait 10 ms between the two stimulations, you can record normal action potentials each time. A. If you only wait 2 ms between stimuli, you are unable to record a second action potential using the same stimulus that caused the first action potential. To remedy this, you apply a larger stimulus to the neuron and are once again able to record action potentials. Name and explain this phenomenon. B. If you switch to a 1 ms interval between stimuli, even increasing the amplitude of the second stimulus does not elicit an action potential. Why is this the case?
You decide to run an experiment in the lab in which you stimulate a neuron two times. If you wait 10 ms between the two stimulations, you can record normal action potentials each time. A. If you only wait 2 ms between stimuli, you are unable to record a second action potential using the same stimulus that caused the first action potential. To remedy this, you apply a larger stimulus to the neuron and are once again able to record action potentials. Name and explain this phenomenon. B. If you switch to a 1 ms interval between stimuli, even increasing the amplitude of the second stimulus does not elicit an action potential. Why is this the case?
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