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The origin of hyperpolarization based on the directional conduction of action potential using a model nerve cell system
In nerve cells, changes in local membrane potentials are generated and propagated along a nerve axon mainly by the function of K⁺ and Na⁺ channels. Generally, concurrent monitoring of multi-points on an axon is performed based on the voltage-clamp method. As the respective membrane potentials have b
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