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Topics for the Nervous System • The Cells: neurons and glia • Resting potential of neurons: ion pumps and channels • Signal conduction: action potentials • Synapses: communication with other cells • The Vertebrate Nervous System Docsity.com Electrical Signaling • Nerve impulses move electrically and chemically using ion movements through neurons and between neurons. Docsity.com Neuron ionic gradients - Fig. 48.10
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Topics for the Nervous System • The Cells: neurons and glia • Resting potential of neurons: ion pumps and channels • Signal conduction: action potentials • Synapses: communication with other cells • The Vertebrate Nervous System Docsity.com Graded Action Potential - Fig. 48.12
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Topics for the Nervous System • The Cells: neurons and glia • Resting potential of neurons: ion pumps and channels • Signal conduction: action potentials • Synapses: communication with other cells • The Vertebrate Nervous System Docsity.com Synaptic terminal - fig. 48.16
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