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MS can eventually lead to axon degeneration because oligodendrocytes provide axons. all of these answers trophic factors and nutrients to components of membranes for regeneration potential for immune support for In Jan 2022 an environmental factor that may to trigger MS was identified as exposure to pesticides the diversity of the microbiome infection by Covid -19 all of these answers infection by the Epstein Barr virus For an action potential (AP) train, the frequency and duration of the AP train depend primarily on all of these answers the length of the axon and whether it's in the CNS or PNS the magnitude and duration of summed graded potentials at the initial segment the activation of voltage gated Na + and K + channels in the dendrites, cell body and axon the diameter of the axon and whether it is myelinated The frequency and duration of the APs in an AP train are affected by. the number and duration of excitatory and inhibitory synaptic inputs (summed synaptic potentials) all of these answers the resting membrane potential and how excitable the neuron is the branching of dendrites and their distance from the cell soma the density and characteristics of the voltage gated Na + and K + channels at the initial segment Single action potentials are limited because they all of these answers propagate along the axon in only one direction often decay along the axon before reaching the presynaptic terminus are often too rapid/transient to initiate synaptic transmission in the presynaptic terminus can't provide information about exactly how much activity occurred in the neuron that produced them.
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