The Magnitude of a Receptor Potential

question 82

Multiple Choice

The magnitude of a receptor potential

• A) remains high even after a long period of stimulation.
• B) is the same no matter what the type of stimulus.
• C) depends on the amount of neurotransmitter released.
• D) allows a signal to spread over long distances.
• E) affects the rate at which resulting action potentials are fired.

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