During an Action Potential.. 52. Sección Na* flows out of the cell 53. Na* activation gates and inactivation gates are both open 54. Na* flows into the cell 55. Calcium flows out of the cell 56. K* gates are open 57. Na* activation gates are closed Na* inactivation gates are closed 58. 59. K* flows into the cell 60. K* gates are closed 61. Na' activation gates and inactivation gates are both closed 62. .K* flows out of the cell

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