If potassium permeability increasesthe cell depolarizesthe cell hyperpolarizesvoltage gated ion channels openan action potential occursmore than one of the above is correct

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If potassium permeability increases the cell depolarizes O the cell hyperpolarizes O voltage gated ion channels open O an action potential occurs more than one of the above is correct

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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If potassium permeability increases
the cell depolarizes
the cell hyperpolarizes
voltage gated ion channels open
an action potential occurs
more than one of the above is correct

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