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3 November, 01:53

The cytoplasm of a neutron contains many negatively charged proteins, which give the cell a slightly negative charge at rest. What do you think happens to this charge when the neuron is stimulated?

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  1. 3 November, 01:58
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    On stimulation, energy level of negatively charged protein increases, hence negative charge increases.
  2. 3 November, 02:15
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    In the stimulation, there's an influx of sodium ions. So, the cell acquires a positive charge. But when the positively charged potassium ions move outside of the cell, the neuron returns to its previous state.
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