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The unidirectional flow of a nerve impulse through a multipolar neuron across a chemical synapse is due to the fact that
- Sodium-potassium pump operates only at the cyton
- Myelin sheath prevents its transmission in opposite direction
- Neurotransmitters are released by axon endings and not by dendrites
- Nissl's granules form proteins which prevent bidirectional flow of nerve impulse
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Question Text | The unidirectional flow of a nerve impulse through a multipolar neuron across a chemical synapse is due to the fact that |
Topic | Human Physiology |
Subject | Biology |
Class | Class 12 |