Synaptic Terminal (Neuromuscular Junction)

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Is the flow of calcium in driven purely by the concentration gradient of calcium and not by charge? My thought is that if we're at the synaptic terminal, and the action potential has just reached this point, the interior of the membrane is pretty positive from the sodium influx. Therefore, calcium wouldn't want to flow inward since it bears a positive charge.

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The role of calcium in the post synaptic muscle was left out and the sarcolemma?

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