Biology, asked by Mayankmeena8314, 1 day ago

Neurons are excitable cells because their membrane is in which state ?

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Answered by mselvimselvi9056

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polarised state

Answer: Neurons are called excitable cells because these membranes are in a polarised state. Different types of ion channel sare present in the neural membrane, i.e., are selectivelypermeable to different ions

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