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 What is all-or-none principle? What mass can be lifted at 40 mV stimulus?




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Hi ehlysa

Is this topic solved? If not, please let us know to continue working on it.
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Quote from: bolbol (6 years ago)
All-or-none response is when there is no affect.

Not exactly. The all-or-nothing principle tells you that a neuron produces either a complete response or no response at all to a stimulus, there's no in-between
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