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Asked by pratikshyadashrkl | 29 Apr, 2020, 12:02: PM
- If glycine is released from the pre-synaptic membrane, the membrane of post synaptic neuron has two types of ion channels-excitatory and inhibitory.
- The excitatory channels are those which are specific to sodium ions and inhibitory channels are those which are specific to chloride ions.
- The flow of sodium ions into the cell causes a membrane potential called excitatory postsynaptic membrane potential (EPSP) whereas the flow of chloride ions causes an inhibitory postsynaptic membrane potential (IPSP).
- If the synapse is excitatory, Sodium ions flow into the cell resulting into positive current.
- If the synapse is inhibitory, chloride ions move into the cell, resulting into negative current.
Answered by Sheetal Kolte | 29 Apr, 2020, 07:06: PM
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