Biology, asked by Ph369851, 10 months ago

Why the moving impulse does not flick back along the axon

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Answered by sghjujalseth

Answer:It doesn't flick back.

Explanation:Because during impulse traveling the membrane is hyperpolarised to about 30mV so the impulse can't travel backwards. It can only go forward.

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