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Deast7027

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Question 1

What happens to a neuron's electrical charge as it is stimulated by an excitatory neurotransmitter and starts to receive information?

◦ It immediately becomes positive.
◦ It becomes more negative.
◦ It becomes less negative and may become positive.
◦ It immediately affects the next neuron.

Question 2

What happens to a neuron's electrical charge when a neuron is firing its action potential?

◦ It becomes positive and travels along the dendrite.
◦ It becomes negative and travels along the axon.
◦ It becomes negative and travels along the dendrite.
◦ It becomes positive and travels along the axon.
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