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gbarreiro

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Question 1

High levels of which chemical in the sleep centers of the brain induce drowsiness and sleep?
◦ norepinephrine
◦ serotonin
◦ adrenalin
◦ encephalin
◦ cyclic AMP

Question 2

How long does the spike of an action potential last?
◦ one second
◦ one millisecond
◦ one microsecond
◦ one half second
◦ one nanosecond
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Reply #1 on: Jan 6, 2021
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