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An alpha particle is
Afterpotential
The transient changes in membrane potential that follow an action potential, including hyperpolarization or depolarization phases, affecting neuron's firing rate.
Depolarization
A change in a cell's membrane potential, making it more positive, and is an essential process in the initiation of action potentials in neurons.
Rapid Influx
A swift movement or flow of substances (such as ions) into a cell or area.
Local Potential
A transient change in the electrical charge of a neuron's membrane, which can lead to an action potential if it reaches a certain threshold.
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