Part C During an action potential, the rapid decrease in sodium permeability and

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Part C During an action potential, the rapid decrease in sodium permeability and simultaneous increase in potassium permeability is responsible for Hints the hyperpolarization phase the depolarization phase O rebuming to the resting membrane potential after the action potential theepolarization phase My Answers Give Up Part D Order each of the following rvents se that they occur in-proper order, from left to right, with respect to the Motion ofthe ehannel, lanpemoabliy and changes in membrane pobential MacBook command optio

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Repolarization phase

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During repolarization phase, sodium channels close (as a result of decreased Na+ ion permeability)and K+ channels open causing the membrane potential to return to resting membrane potential.

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