Item 2 K2 of 6 Part A-Events Involved in Continuous Propagation of an Action Pot

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Item 2 K2 of 6 Part A-Events Involved in Continuous Propagation of an Action Potential The propagation of an action potential (AP) in an unmyelinated axon is called continuous propagation. This activity will test your understanding of the sequence of events that occur during continuous propagation. Place the events involved in the propagation of an action potential in the correct order of occurrence from left to right View Available Hint(s) Reset Helg Axon segment Local current flows AP regenerated in Voltage-gated Na depolarized tochannels open to axon segment adjacent axon segment Influx of Na threshold Current flows continuously Stimulation of initial axon segment

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Events involved in propagation of action potential:-

Voltage gated Na+ channels open => influx of Na+ => axon segment depolarized ti threshold =>local current flows to axon segment => AP regenerated in adjacent axon segment

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