Why does a small graded potential result in no signal


Question 1: If a stimulus is very small, it may only trigger a small graded potential in the sensory neuron. Can you think of a time when a stimulus was so small you didn't even detect it? Why does a small graded potential result in no signal being sent? What would need to happen for you to detect the stimulus?

Question 2: Where is each of the following types of gated channels located, and what function does each of these channels serve?

  • ligand gated
  • voltage gated
  • mechanically gated

Neurotransmitters cause postsynaptic ion channels to open. Explain how this can lead to either a depolarizing graded potential or a hyperpolarizing graded potential.

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