When a neuron is NOT transmitting an impulse, it is describe…

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When а neurоn is NOT trаnsmitting аn impulse, it is described as being at [оne] pоtential. If one were to measure the difference in polarization across the membrane, a value of [two] mV would be obtained. The charge inside the neuron is [three] with respect to the outside. In this state the membrane is impermeable to [four], and any that leak into the neuron are actively transported out by the [five]. In order to generate electrical activity in the axon, a stimulus must reach a certain level of intensity that is, it must pass the [six]. When this level of stimulation is reached, the permeability of the axonal membrane is altered by the opening of [seven] and there is a rapid influx of [eight], followed in less than a millisecond by an outflow of [nine], This brief reversal in polarity of the neuron is called a(n) [ten]. 

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