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ISBN: 9780073383071
Author: Raven
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Chapter 43, Problem 6U
During an action potential
a. the rising phase is due to an influx of Na+.
b. the falling phase is due to an influx of K+.
c. the falling phase is due to an efflux of K+.
d. Both a and c are correct.
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