What do we call the state of a neuron when there are no neurotransmitters acting on it?
A)Action potential
B)Resting potential
C)Myelination countersignal
D)Transmission dormancy

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The state of a neuron when there are no neurotransmitters acting on it is called the resting potential. This is the baseline electrical charge of the neuron, which is negative on the inside and positive on the outside, maintained by the sodium-potassium pump.

What Do We Call the State of a Neuron When