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Consider the action potential shown. Which of the following changes in membrane conductances for Ca+\mathrm { Ca } ^ { + } and K+\mathrm { K } ^ { + } best account for the prolonged plateau? (Assume normal colnductances for both ions during resting conditions, i.e., only the changes in conductances are important.)
 Consider the action potential shown. Which of the following changes in membrane conductances for  \mathrm { Ca } ^ { + } and  \mathrm { K } ^ { + } best account for the prolonged plateau? (Assume normal colnductances for both ions during resting conditions, i.e., only the changes in conductances are important.)    A.    B.    C.   D.

A.
 Consider the action potential shown. Which of the following changes in membrane conductances for  \mathrm { Ca } ^ { + } and  \mathrm { K } ^ { + } best account for the prolonged plateau? (Assume normal colnductances for both ions during resting conditions, i.e., only the changes in conductances are important.)    A.    B.    C.   D.
B.
 Consider the action potential shown. Which of the following changes in membrane conductances for  \mathrm { Ca } ^ { + } and  \mathrm { K } ^ { + } best account for the prolonged plateau? (Assume normal colnductances for both ions during resting conditions, i.e., only the changes in conductances are important.)    A.    B.    C.   D.
C.
 Consider the action potential shown. Which of the following changes in membrane conductances for  \mathrm { Ca } ^ { + } and  \mathrm { K } ^ { + } best account for the prolonged plateau? (Assume normal colnductances for both ions during resting conditions, i.e., only the changes in conductances are important.)    A.    B.    C.   D.
D.
 Consider the action potential shown. Which of the following changes in membrane conductances for  \mathrm { Ca } ^ { + } and  \mathrm { K } ^ { + } best account for the prolonged plateau? (Assume normal colnductances for both ions during resting conditions, i.e., only the changes in conductances are important.)    A.    B.    C.   D.


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