What is an electrical difference across the cell membrane of a neuron? A. none of the above B. depolarization C. polarization D. resting potential

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What is an electrical difference across the cell membrane of a neuron?

A. none of the above
B. depolarization
C. polarization
D. resting potential

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I think c, but if I’m wrong tell me......

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