This is going to be a different type of activity! I would like you to make a diagram of the action potential in a neuron. You can draw this on a physical piece of paper or use a computer program of your choice. Take a picture or screenshot of your work and upload it here. Think about the various steps as well as the different proteins and substances involved in this process.

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