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1- the interior surface of a resting cell membrane is ................compared to the external environment.

the answer is it: negatively charged and contains more sodium?

2- what are the 2 factors that help to maintain the resting potential in neurons?

3- immediately after an action potential has peaked, which cellular gates open? a) sodium, b)chloride, c) calcium, d)sulfur. E)potassium

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