Graded Potentials and Action Potentials

This video is about graded potentials and actions potentials. It also explains the processes of continuous and saltatory propagation.

[@Lethe_Nyx]

Seriously helpful, I've been stuck trying to understand this for over a month. Finals are tomorrow and I finally understand what we've been talking about this entire time. I wish I found this video sooner.

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Best of luck! and I'm glad you found this tutorial helpful.

[@junjun7425]

Thank you for your selfless sharing, a very concise and clear teaching. Really helpful!

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You're very welcome!

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[@MrCTruck]

What is the shortest possible refractory period, how many milliseconds is physically possible for a neuron to refire after an initial firing

[@AnatomyandPhysiologyPrep]

Typically they run as long as 1.5 msec and as short as 0.4 msec. Keep in mind that these times can change in different parts of the body.

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