The Ionic Basis of the Action Potential - Absolute Refractory Period, Relative Refractory Period
Offered By: Medicosis Perfectionalis via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the ionic mechanisms underlying action potentials in nerve physiology through this comprehensive 23-minute video lecture. Delve into the differences between sodium and potassium channels, distinguishing between gated and non-gated channels, and understanding the significance of inner and outer gates. Learn about the activation and inactivation states of ion channels and their importance in neural signaling. Gain insights into the absolute and relative refractory periods, crucial concepts in understanding the propagation of action potentials along nerve fibers. Enhance your knowledge of neurophysiology with this in-depth examination of the ionic basis of action potentials.
Syllabus
The Ionic Basis of the Action Potential | Absolute Refractory Period, Relative Refractory Period.
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Medicosis Perfectionalis
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