a. dendrite or post-synaptic terminal; b.
cell body; c. axon; pre-synaptic terminal
a & d
left to right
check a diagram in the text
F - functioning in all phases
F - always open
F - gate 1 is opening, gate 2 is open
F - open
F - chemical
F - in response to an action potential
T
F - there are dozens
F - it is digested by acetylcholinesterase
F - fuse in response to an action potential
the minimum membrane potential required to
propagate an action potential
there is period (refractory period) during
which the sodium and potassium gates are resetting and not responsive to an
action potential
The diagram shows an alternate mechanism
other than ligand-gated channels for depolarizing the post-synaptic
membrane. This schematic shows an assortment of G proteins/kinases
that are involved with opening a post synaptic ligand-gated channel
Schwann cells act as an insulation around an
axon. The function is to speed the rate of nerve conduction as the
action potential jumps from one Node of Ranvier to the next.