- potential.
IPSPs can take
place at all
chemical synapses,
which use the
secretion of
neurotransmitters to
create cell-to-cell signalling.
EPSPs and
IPSPs compete...
-
options is the
hyperpolarization of the
postsynaptic cell, or
IPSP.
Summation with
other IPSPs and
contrasting EPSPs determines whether the
postsynaptic potential...
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IPSP), is a
socialist political party in Bolivia. Its
followers are
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- channels.
These are the
opposite of
inhibitory postsynaptic potentials (
IPSPs),
which usually result from the flow of
negative ions into the cell or positive...
-
potentials (
IPSPs).
Hyperpolarization of
membranes is
caused by
influx of Cl− or
efflux of K+. As with EPSPs, the
amplitude of the
IPSP is
directly proportional...
-
postsynaptic potentials (
IPSPs). They
hyperpolarize the
membrane and make it
harder for a cell to have an
action potential.
IPSPs are ****ociated with Cl−...
- an
action potential to be generated.
Inhibitory postsynaptic potentials (
IPSPs)
hyperpolarize the
membrane and move the
potential ****her away from the...
-
opening or
closing specific ion
channels coupled to the receptor.
EPSPs and
IPSPs are
transient changes in the
membrane potential.
These changes in membrane...
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Inhibitory signals could be
through GABA
receptors (both fast and slow
IPSPs), calcium-activated pot****ium
receptors (which give rise to afterhyperpolarization)...
