The Term Concentration Gradient Refers to a Difference in the

question 13

Multiple Choice

The term concentration gradient refers to a difference in the

• A)number of two different ion types within the neuron.
• B)number of ions found on opposite sides of the cell membrane.
• C)permeability of the membrane to one kind of ion compared to another.
• D)permeability of the membrane at rest compared to during an action potential.

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