Match the stage in the action potential with its voltage Na+ influx K+ outflux Na+ channels...

Match the stage in the action potential with its voltage

Na+ influx

K+ outflux

Na+ channels close

Na+/K+ ATPase pump

Rest Potential

A.-85 mV

B.-90 mv to -85 mV

C.-55 mv to +30 mV

D.+30 mV to -90 mV

E.+30 mV

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Sydney Mullin answered 9 months ago

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