Action Potentials

[@aeeeshatuh]

Finally understood this thank you!!

[@ShubhamYadav7711]

This short video is better than any explanation or lecture

[@essnjora9904]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@qpraulitoqp]

Wow nice and simple thank you well explained

[@sandradelgadillo9430]

After so much confusion i FINALLY GET IT! Thank you!

[@nusaibamahbub1965]

So simple yet soo informative in such a short time thxxx

[@رنامحمود-ل6ع]

I like it ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Very quick

[@hussainjuhar3249]

Great explanation ❤❤❤

[@aarez23]

love u dawgggggggg

[@Makuyu-jd7qi]

thank you kindly explain resting membrane potential

[@aarez23]

in simpler words resting potential is the normal membrane state

[@AmberU]

Well done just got to the neuro section of physiology and this had me stumped

[@nomthandazofoloti]

Thank you🎉

[@srpskisica]

The dip after repolarization is hyperpolarization due to potassium channles opening and closing slower than sodium channles, thus it needs extra time to reach resting potential

[@ashraqatsaad5405]

Thank you so much ❤

[@romalsherzad7725]

Thanks

[@part3girl]

Great explanation. I dont kno if you're aware but the bottom portion kf the screen cant be seen clearly because of the wording there

[@jed.i.]

Thank u

[@لارامصعبموسى]

Thhaankkk uuuuuuuuu

[@amla152]

this is in slow response Action potential

[@divyanigaurkar8536]

What are the sequence of changes in action potential

[@jasmeetsingh9467]

But what happens to Na+ during repolarization?

[@jdgaitan1649]

Where can I download your documents to used ?

[@queenchichi._113]

Very very very helpful 💯

[@alone-uu8nc]

Name of ipad

[@ayafares3447]

Action potential of the heart please ??

[@simp4zoro447]

I love how this explained me better than 5 videos of 20 mins each

[@idonwantogohomenow]

That's +40

[@guidedbiology]

What is +40?

[@angelsvasquez8353]

@@guidedbiologyI think he meant the max depolarization value.

[@MkMk-vv4qt]

Nope +30