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A neuron has a negative electrical charge of about 70 millivolts when it is
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A neuron has a negative electrical charge of about 70 millivolts when it is

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a neuron has a negative electrical charge of about 70 millivolts when it is

at rest. When a neuron is activated, its electrical charge changes to a positive charge of about 40 millivolts.
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